They should try to perfect phone OS's and designs that plug into docking stations with bigger screens and/or CPU's. Then phones can start to replace PC "productivity" apps.
Even the most desperate refugees usually end up in communities made up of people from their own homeland with their culture and cultural values still intact, unlike slaves. You are comparing apples to oranges.
The gov't should investigate people based on their threat risk and NOT their political leanings. If The Right only investigates The Left, and/or the The Left only investigates The Right, then our "law" is no better than Nazi law.
ALL the big consulting firms are over-priced and under-performing. They are masters at sweet-talking PHB's and clueless managers into deals, but suck at execution.
Trump has made it harder for IT "body shops" like Infosys to get H1B visas. He's given Federal reviewers operating orders to process and approve specialized and higher-salary requests above the typical "body shop" employee requests.
Whether this changes anything of significance is too early to say, but he's the first politician to give it a try.
Conservatives often say that huge inequality is necessary to motivate people to work hard, grow companies, and create jobs. However, golden parachutes like these do just the opposite. The "punishment" for screwing up is a luxurious quiet retirement.
Jobs viewed software more like appliances: minimal intuitive switches and a get-it-done-and-move-on philosophy. He wouldn't market a toaster to tinkerers and hobbyist. You probably want a toaster that runs Linux, right?;-)
Learn from accounting where you can lose your job if money gets lost. Give each "transaction" a sequence number, and don't accept (process) new transactions until you receive the prior numbered package of the running sequence, and a byte check-sum indicates it's complete. If you (client) don't receive a good copy of the transaction after a certain amount of time, you request it again. Client requests also indicate which packet# they are responding to.
However, that won't solve rendering bugs or human errors where the UI update command programmer assumes a screen image or layout that's not as expected. Screen refresh is similar to a reboot in that we re-set the dinner table because managing a long line of delta's without errors is a difficult task. Nature hasn't solved the problem either, and uses a reboot called death-and-rebirth to clean up mutations.
ssshhhhh, don't give the buzzword huggers & PHB's around here any ideas. I swear if they read enough articles saying cow-shaped buttplugs make coders more productive or software more future-ready, they'd go around shoving one up everyone's keester without asking. (Half the coders around here would claim they like it to just to please the boss, and the other half really would like it.)
You mean something that's directly job-related? That's one thing, but often the Next Big Thing (or diff thing) you wish to learn is not part of the current co's plan. For example, if you are in an MS shop and want to learn PHP frameworks (or vise versa), most co's will get angry if you spend 2 hours a day on the other.
It can be a lot more than 8 keystrokes. In some frameworks you have to pass "rows" around a lot, and type-centric languages make you keep stating the same type info over and over repeatedly redundantly. (AKA anti-DRY.) Often you only need to check types at certain key points, and that's what dynamic languages do best.
And yes, perhaps such row-passy frameworks are poorly designed, but they are what they are. I didn't make them, I'm just payed to use them.
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Back in my day, we had goatse trollin'. Not this weak shit
They should try to perfect phone OS's and designs that plug into docking stations with bigger screens and/or CPU's. Then phones can start to replace PC "productivity" apps.
Even the most desperate refugees usually end up in communities made up of people from their own homeland with their culture and cultural values still intact, unlike slaves. You are comparing apples to oranges.
The gov't should investigate people based on their threat risk and NOT their political leanings. If The Right only investigates The Left, and/or the The Left only investigates The Right, then our "law" is no better than Nazi law.
They would truly be a "rocket man"
NK already has them, but they only sell one-way tickets.
ALL the big consulting firms are over-priced and under-performing. They are masters at sweet-talking PHB's and clueless managers into deals, but suck at execution.
Perhaps IBM's new strategy is to suck for less.
Trump has made it harder for IT "body shops" like Infosys to get H1B visas. He's given Federal reviewers operating orders to process and approve specialized and higher-salary requests above the typical "body shop" employee requests.
Whether this changes anything of significance is too early to say, but he's the first politician to give it a try.
Okay, how many US heads does one Indian head convert to in the metric system?
Conservatives often say that huge inequality is necessary to motivate people to work hard, grow companies, and create jobs. However, golden parachutes like these do just the opposite. The "punishment" for screwing up is a luxurious quiet retirement.
The Cloud, where features disappear into The Fog.
Considered the greatest sci-fi flick ending by some
Jobs viewed software more like appliances: minimal intuitive switches and a get-it-done-and-move-on philosophy. He wouldn't market a toaster to tinkerers and hobbyist. You probably want a toaster that runs Linux, right? ;-)
Learn from accounting where you can lose your job if money gets lost. Give each "transaction" a sequence number, and don't accept (process) new transactions until you receive the prior numbered package of the running sequence, and a byte check-sum indicates it's complete. If you (client) don't receive a good copy of the transaction after a certain amount of time, you request it again. Client requests also indicate which packet# they are responding to.
However, that won't solve rendering bugs or human errors where the UI update command programmer assumes a screen image or layout that's not as expected. Screen refresh is similar to a reboot in that we re-set the dinner table because managing a long line of delta's without errors is a difficult task. Nature hasn't solved the problem either, and uses a reboot called death-and-rebirth to clean up mutations.
Why always blame Republicans?
So now his tweets will be Yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge!
Twitter will invent flying cars and Mr. Fusion before that happens.
Check the most likely cause of Slashdown:
[_] Gravity waves
[_] Hurricane
[_] Russians
[_] Trump
[_] Some dumbass tripped over a cord
Is that Earth talking about humans?
ssshhhhh, don't give the buzzword huggers & PHB's around here any ideas. I swear if they read enough articles saying cow-shaped buttplugs make coders more productive or software more future-ready, they'd go around shoving one up everyone's keester without asking. (Half the coders around here would claim they like it to just to please the boss, and the other half really would like it.)
You mean something that's directly job-related? That's one thing, but often the Next Big Thing (or diff thing) you wish to learn is not part of the current co's plan. For example, if you are in an MS shop and want to learn PHP frameworks (or vise versa), most co's will get angry if you spend 2 hours a day on the other.
"Chapter 28. Civilization ended when the Mother of All DDoS Attacks took down an overly-confident company called Cloudflare..."
I'd like to see it nested a few times. Turtles allll the way down.
You mean "where the fool used 'fool', 'Fool', and 'FOOL'."
It can be a lot more than 8 keystrokes. In some frameworks you have to pass "rows" around a lot, and type-centric languages make you keep stating the same type info over and over repeatedly redundantly. (AKA anti-DRY.) Often you only need to check types at certain key points, and that's what dynamic languages do best.
And yes, perhaps such row-passy frameworks are poorly designed, but they are what they are. I didn't make them, I'm just payed to use them.