military is constantly struggling to maintain cell networks and comms in war zones. this is a good tech for soldiers in the field that need to share intel.
They should have one of the little mics in their sleeves like the secret service, and every time someone orders, they can raise their wrist to their mouth and whisper the order while looking all serious. The baristas will nod as they receive the order in their headset, and say "roger".
The PhD'd computer scientists in my organization are starting around $100K+ and making $150K+ with experience. This is comparable to the PhD'd computer scientists I know who are working as Professors. I'm sure that people who earn $24K as an adjunct are just working a few hours a week to teach a class or to collaborate on research while they make $100K+ in their real job.
The PhD does have value. Your salary expectations are realistic.
But you are not a programmer. So if someone views you as an inexperienced programmer, you're in the wrong interview.
Find jobs that require PhDs, there are many of them out there, and you will easily land your 6-figure salary and likely not have to do much programming.
To this point...if you have a PhD, you're not really qualified as a software engineer/developer anyways. You probably shouldn't be applying to vanilla programming jobs and you shouldn't be in interviews where someone asks you detailed coding questions.
Find a job where you can leverage your skills as a scientist, as a researcher, and as someone who can write proposals and lead others.
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These laws are totally fucked up. They are torturing people's lives and huge tax payer expense for no reason.
Plenty of people are working those problems. We need a diverse set of dreams. One does not preclude the other. In fact, they can be synergistic.
the authorities didn't want to do they cavity search, they were worried it would pigeon hole their career.
me too, until I realize I could probably pick up a used ipad mini for $200.
the SSD is the equalizer. crap specs are fine, as long as you have an SSD in the mix, performance will be decent. amazing, right?
a boat without a paddle and up a creek
Suddenly all the Islamic terrorists like Hamas, Isis, and Iran are forced to think beyond Earth when making their genocidal plans.
military is constantly struggling to maintain cell networks and comms in war zones. this is a good tech for soldiers in the field that need to share intel.
They should have one of the little mics in their sleeves like the secret service, and every time someone orders, they can raise their wrist to their mouth and whisper the order while looking all serious. The baristas will nod as they receive the order in their headset, and say "roger".
They didn't like that their days were numbered.
customer: "Bond, James Bond"
barista: "Uh, another coffee for Bond"
we'll make sure your kid gets to go to college.
good enough for a personal pizza!
12 km? Why not just put up a zip line or an underwater vacuum tube? Seems more efficient with higher volume and less noise/power.
As a customer using drones, I was so happy to finally be able to order from Amazon :)
"All your audio and video are belong to us"
we already beat them there 6 times! how many, times do we need to "do it again?"
yah, cause we proved our point! 'Merica.
Russia's space agency, Roscosmos, has announced it intends to bring humans to the Moon by roughly 2030
In the USA, Astronauts WENT to the moon, but in Putin Russia, humans are BROUGHT to the moon.
The PhD'd computer scientists in my organization are starting around $100K+ and making $150K+ with experience. This is comparable to the PhD'd computer scientists I know who are working as Professors. I'm sure that people who earn $24K as an adjunct are just working a few hours a week to teach a class or to collaborate on research while they make $100K+ in their real job.
This. My thoughts are that if you don't know someone on the inside asking you to apply, it's probably not worth your time applying.
Definitely DO NOT do this!
The PhD does have value. Your salary expectations are realistic.
But you are not a programmer. So if someone views you as an inexperienced programmer, you're in the wrong interview.
Find jobs that require PhDs, there are many of them out there, and you will easily land your 6-figure salary and likely not have to do much programming.
To this point...if you have a PhD, you're not really qualified as a software engineer/developer anyways. You probably shouldn't be applying to vanilla programming jobs and you shouldn't be in interviews where someone asks you detailed coding questions.
Find a job where you can leverage your skills as a scientist, as a researcher, and as someone who can write proposals and lead others.
It isn't lack of oxygen to the brain that kills people, it's lack of firing of the neurons.
Borrowing from gun control language...
It's not F-22s that kill people. We don't need to limit our weapon production. It's people that kill.