Comment Java Is Corporate (Score 1) 511
Java has stuck around for the same reason Cobol stuck around for so long: It's corporate.
Does that mean Java isn't cool? No. But are we going to say Cobol is cool because it stuck around for so long?
Java has stuck around for the same reason Cobol stuck around for so long: It's corporate.
Does that mean Java isn't cool? No. But are we going to say Cobol is cool because it stuck around for so long?
"Earned" offshore, when 99% of the work is not the sales but the engineering -- which is very much onshore effort.
This is a place where Europe's VAT approach has it right.
Fusion power research is being funded at least $20 billion/year worldwide, and has been for over 20 years. If you can point to some concrete areas where more cash would help?
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Yeah, I'm always excited about garage experimenters running a 500 MW neutron source away from the heavy hand of the government.
Darn. Just this once I was hoping to be one of the Kool Kids.
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" If JET can reach break-even point, there’s a very good chance that the massive ITER reactor currently being built in France will be able to obtain the holy grail of everlasting green power generation: self-sustaining fusion.
Dozens and dozens of journal summaries with that miraculous word 'if'
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Did I miss the part where the human race had a miraculous breakthrough in fusion technology? Even setting aside the expected issues with neutron radiation (sorry, no Mr. Fusion Home Energy Kit) there isn't any fusion technology today that is even close to breakeven on an experimental basis. As for commercial operations...
Many engineers don't understand that business people are engineers of a sort, too.
What we all should do is realize that we're all part of a team that can't work without the participation of everyone. Mutual respect is key.
Many skills are needed if a firm is to survive.
There's a problem and they're handling it immediately and responsibly,
Uh, these drivetrain failures have been happening for at least a year. Google around and you'll see reports of failures around early 2013.
Edmund's Tesla has had the drive unit replaced FOUR times since they bought it last year.
http://insideevs.com/edmunds-long-term-tesla-model-s-on-fourth-drive-unit-going-up-for-sale/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cable_landing_point
(for example. There are also some cool youtube videos on this subject, I believe.)
It's actual photonic capacitance causing the induced charge within the lining
I doubt this is anywhere near as significant as the 3000-4000VDC electricity for the repeater modules along the cable.
Its good to see Apple recognizes America's history of victimizing Indians requires remediation by affirmative action favoring the hiring of Indians.
Anon writes: "Your tax scheme will destroy every company that thinks long-term enough to be able to survive a hiccup."
Argument by assertion.
"I'll just transfer all of my capital assets to the city of Detroit"
It doesn't matter to whom you transfer the assets for lease-back. They'll be assessed on the market value of the assets and you'll be assessed on the market value of the lease. Any attempt to void the requirement of liquidation through, say, an asset that self-destructs if it isn't biometrically linked to your "shrewd" butt will be seen for what it is: Interference in the liquidation of the asset, which will result in criminal and civil damages exactly equivalent to doing damages, with criminal intent, to any public good.
, whos politicians I own, and lease it back with a poisoned contract. Poof, now I'm paying no taxes, and I've got the city by the nuts, because this also means that they've screwed if they piss me off.
If you have a procedure with 10 parameters, you probably missed some.