Comment Re:YALC (Score 1) 104
How many of these does the public have to fund before NASA admits
For how many years do you have to go back to school before you understand that ESA != NASA?
How many of these does the public have to fund before NASA admits
For how many years do you have to go back to school before you understand that ESA != NASA?
Being a European probe, once landed it will
Moan and bitch about Spirit & Opportunity spying on it, while in turn spying on economically valuable sectors of Spirit & Opportunity.
what I care about is whether the applicant's skills are a match for what I need to get done.
I'd bet a dime that GP has a large code base to be maintained, whereas your team in writing lots of new apps which don't need lots of specialized application knowledge.
Corporate America took this from us
I just "celebrated" 20 years with the same division (though it's been sold a time or two). Started as a programmer but have been a DBA for 15 years. It's been a pretty good place to work, especially since I've been telecommuting for 14 of them.
No kids? Or running from court-ordered child-support payments?
Or with the signal bars and a bit of driving.
If this is for looking up hidden SSIDs, then why not ping looking for know-hidden SSIDs?
Except that this protocol was designed long ago.
I called my "The NSA"
How clever you must feel for sticking to The Man.
for some insane reason named his after his address.
Why is that insane?
It is indeed, although it's probably not a physical activity that would be considered to improve your physical fitness.
This is why "normal" people hate nerds & geeks.
Obviously, 12oz curls are a physical activity, but no one in their right, non-Aspergers minds actually calls it a "physical activity" in the sense used by everyone except pedantic ass-wipes. (No, that is not an ad hominem attack, because I have facts and definitions on my side.
http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/phys/ Physical activity is any body movement that works your muscles and requires more energy than resting.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/sport an athletic activity requiring skill or physical prowess and often of a competitive nature
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/sport An activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others
I don't have the exact numbers
Right, because there are no numbers showing what you are hoping can be pulled out of your arse.
So, sitting on the couch, doing "12oz curls", is physical activity....
I'll go tell all the psychiatrists & psychologists that
So... show me where my reasoning is flawed.
Apparently logic
That's the key. GGP's argument is apparently logical, but fails because physical activity means "movement of the body", and even though the "mind" is nothing but the emergent property of all those neuron firing in the brain, there's still no physical activity in playing chess.
If you consider "lifting your arm to move the chess piece" to be physical activity, then sitting on the couch and moving your arm to consume beer and Cheetos is also physical activity, but that's sedentary behavior -- very low energy expenditure in a sitting or reclining posture.
IOW, my "opinion" is not unsupported, but a fully supported thought, and GGP's "logic" is full of definitional flaws, and thus a fallacy.
And since the brain is physical, mental skills *are* physical skills.
Nice try, but no.
Go do something in R or Python that is useful to the company but impossible or very difficult in SAS.
Then show it to the hard-core SAS users. If they're interested, demonstrate it to your boss along with how it can save the company (and especially your cost center) money.
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