I found age discrimination 2008-2011 but not now. I expect it will return after the next stock market or dot-com 2.0 crash.
But I'm not in Silicon Valley.
A compact 16TB cube:
Total: $759.95
Then for the last 4TB, throw on a $149.99 Seagate Backup Plus 4TB USB 3.0 3.5" Desktop Hard Drive STCA4000100 Black
In the interests of balance, if you work in an open plan office that's her fault.
On the contrary, the open floor plan has its roots in the 20th century philosophy of Modernism combined with a focus on industrial efficiency by early 20th century industrialists. Maria Montessori, in contrast, adapted traditional values to the modern era. The multiple ages grouped together doing work simulates the traditional large family (plus cousins). One of the problems she was addressing was the dual-working-parents leaving their children to play in the stairwells of apartment buildings. And, really, what is the alternative for a preschool? Walls, offices, and cubicles? The need for adult supervision in a preschool dictates the open floor plan there, Montessori or not.
Blame Henry Ford instead.
Spark runs programs 100x faster than Apache Hadoop MapReduce in memory
And Tachyon, another component of Matei's Berkeley Data Analytics Stack, boosts Spark another factor of 2-8x by sidestepping JVM garbage collection issues.
Yes, the company offering free service if you pay a one-time fee for the hookup (a fairly reasonable one, at that) is totally making the digital divide worse. Clearly.
And the free service is 5mbps, more than fast enough for Khan Academy and Coursera.
It's as if Google realized in advance that the lunatics would scream "digital divide" because they were charging -- at a dirt cheap price -- for a superlative Internet service, so they tried to head that criticism off at the pass by offering a lower-speed free service.
But still the lunatics scream "digital divide". And Slashdot editors gave them a platform.
Congress should pass a veto-proof law clarifying its intention that universal wiretapping is against the law
Why in the world would they do that? The vast majority of Congress want the government to have wiretapping powers.
I agree with you, but I said "should" not "would".
"May your future be limited only by your dreams." -- Christa McAuliffe