Comment Re:clarification (Score 1) 331
That's an ellipsis, and bracketing is optional.
Comment Re:Remember who is the customer (Score 1) 536
You know, there is a whole world outside your quaint little country.
Believe it or not, we also have our own TV stations, and are not restricted to the ad-fuelled American media machine
Believe it or not, we also have our own TV stations, and are not restricted to the ad-fuelled American media machine
Submission + - Is computer science dead?
warm sushi writes: An academic at the British Computing Society asks Is computer science dead? Citing falling student enrolments, and improved technology, British academic Neil McBride claims that off-the-shelf solutions are removing much of the demand for high level development skills: "As commercial software products have matured, it no longer makes sense for organisations to develop software from scratch. Accounting packages, enterprise resource packages, customer relationship management systems are the order of the day: stable, well-proven and easily available." Is that quote laughable? Or has the software development industry stabilised to an off-the-self commodity?
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