That's a lie for good programmers, for mediocre ones, it might be true.
And, NAICT, it only applies to "tech industry" jobs. Every time I see a picture of a team working the Shuttle software, or the flight control software for a major civil airframe, etc... etc... it's older programmers. The "kids" are the minority.
TeX takes the pain out of LaTeX when you want to exercise good taste.
Really? How do you go about learning Tex? I didn't know anyone did that.......
Computers are a tool. That's what they were designed to be, that's what they are. You can use them, or not. Computer science isn't about using a tool. It's about creating a tool that's useful, and enhancing existing tools.
Well said.
If you don't have to ask who they are, then they won't need an H1-B to get here. Seriously.
Specifically, they'll be able to get an O1 or EB-1 visa.
Publicity might have a bit to do with it but remember that endeavor mission which they lost the tool bag and people watch it burn up on reentry?
Mistakes can and has happened. Its a particularly challenging work enviroment usually performed by novices on the particular application of repair with distractions all around. There is likely a practical application for it also.
Have you not learned anything? Those rush jobs on death stars always result in some hole they forget to cover and it gets blown up with one shot.
You can choose to be purposely ignorant if you want but i'n not sure it is a good idea to advertise it.
It will also make the manifold boost from the turbo act like rocket thrusters helping you get off the ground.
I looked for years to find those LEDs that made a whorring noise (sound effects) when they light up but i think that was all hollywood.
People not physically present in the US would fail the substantial presence test and so would be taxed as a non-resident alien.
Unless they're contractors who file tax on the foreign country's equivalent of form 1099.
Museum?? They sell it at outdoor stores in the camping and hiking sections with brand names now. No novelties there any more. And yes, just like at the museum (COSI in Columbus Ohio) , i had to try it. Not bad.
No, they couldn't have done anything worse. They control a huge botnet and they just pointed it at PSN and XBL. They didn't "hack" anything, and this has nothing at all to do with security. It was just a troll move.
To use a baseball analogy, all the farm teams and minor leagues have been shipped out of the country, so where do we get the next generation of major league players from?
Same place NFL and NBA get their players: college.
If they come to the US, the US can tax their income. If they work remotely, their home country gets all the income tax.
The brown ones remind Van Halen of a shoddy set builder.
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred. -- Superchicken
