Comment Re:Amazing how times *don't* change. (Score 1) 444
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And in the last 25 years I've replaced about 200 failed drives. The Maxtors failed at about 5x the rate of the Seagates. That shows you want ancidotal evidence is worth.
To know actual reliability, you need stats on the level of Google or Amazon, that can tally failures by the 10's of thousands.
Yep. The people who advocate this interface are consumers only. They don't produce anything on the computer where you are going to need to spend a lot of time typing, etc. I do work. I want a decent interface. That's not touch.
WHY DID YOU SHOW ME THIS!?!
Do you know what you just did to my budget for the new year?
And a significant fraction of those that aren't 'fast enough', will become 'fast enough' for what they are used for with simply a video card upgrade.
There's some dirt on top of one of your o's. You should shake the crumbs out of your keyboard.
Unpaid internships are little better than no internship.
Just costly. But having a snafu like this at xmas will likely drive Amazon to spend more money quicker on it then they'd like, just for the reliability.
Which is slightly ironic, because there are folks who do exactly the same thing with photos from bookings when you are arrested. He may end up on the page of one of those blackmailers. Are the cops going after them as well?
They need the right to the death penalty.
No, it's not. It's the maximum the NIH will directly pay the PI for the postdoc position. PIs discretionary funds, departmental, or institutional funds are often added to boost the salary of folks in competitive areas. I know many folks paying their post docs well above that. Just because you don't know any, doesn't mean it doesn't happen, or isn't common.
You are just wrong. NIH sets a minimum, and I've gotten more than that. So have a lot of other folks I know. You just don't know what you are talking about, as should be expected from a coward.
It's because everyone is so suprised they are still alive, and wondering what they are doing to make enough money to live.
Everyone I know in STEM that paid is a foreigner. I'm in the Bio field. All U.S. born grad students in the universities I'm familiar with had their tuition paid and received a stipend from the university or a training grant they were on. They didn't make a lot, but none paid for classes at all.
Really? Then how do I know several that make well over 60k? How did I know postdocs 10 years ago that made 60k?
With the right skills in the right area, yes, you can make that at a good research university. One in the midwest with decent cost of living even.
Heck, NIH funded postdocs start at over $39K, with 0 years of experience. Work in a competitive area and your boss will throw in money above that.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
