Comment Re:Dude, this is so easy (Score 1) 32
The entire intent of the welfare system since 1931 has been to prevent the working class from actually ever being uncomfortable enough to revolt. Campaign Promises bear no relation to actual truth.
The entire intent of the welfare system since 1931 has been to prevent the working class from actually ever being uncomfortable enough to revolt. Campaign Promises bear no relation to actual truth.
The poor and the working class are to Democrats what the unborn are to Republicans: Great for winning elections, and thus, need to be kept in their current oppression so that they're still oppressed for the next election.
With binaries that is incredibly easy- just do a file compare on the binaries. Any two that are exactly the same byte length should be compared; any two that compile to exactly the same machine code should need to turn in source code.
That can be a dangerous precedent to set. In the real world, you only get paid for coming up with the right solution.
Which, of course, is points off for not providing a proper installer.
Why not just require all projects to be turned in as binaries, like the industry does?
Because HR Drones don't understand software, I am finding that quite often the tool DOES get you the job, and consequently, it's incredibly hard to break out of either the LAMP or Microsoft Silos when designing software. Sure, for a particular industrial robot, FORTH may be a better language, or for certain expert systems, LISP machines work well, but when doing such a project in the real world, there are only a few real choices- C#, C++, Java, or Python is all anybody cares about.
So make sure your students are exposed to a wide variety- but make sure they're EXPERTS in learning new frameworks and learning new syntax.
Try this one from Papa Francesco- Gays are a first world luxury that uses too many resources and should not be imposed on the third world by cultural imperialism.
I thought spacecraft nuclear batteries were based on Thorium, not Plutonium.
Ideal, according to my wife's daycare license, is 68.
It is indiscriminate, but then, I have different job search requirements than you do, likely.
I would never put all my eggs in one or two baskets. This is a perfect match market, and one or two companies isn't enough for a good job search.
Monster.com. Dice.com. Simplyhired.com. LinkedIn.com There are millions of sites, you just have to tune your searches.
After 12 years of doing that, I became so well known that now recruiters call me, several times a week.
Really? Put out 100 resumes. At least 5 will come back with interviews.
Oh yeah, and They're free
Sure to piss off most conservatives and liberals, is my "Catholic Pro Life" bumper sticker: Six categories, all crossed out in dripping red blood:
No Euthanasia
No Abortion
No Death Penalty
No Poverty
No War
No Racism
"Little else matters than to write good code." -- Karl Lehenbauer