Comment Re:feedstock (Score 1) 87
That Harvard graduate sounds pretty smart, as he kept moving upwards despite his failures.
And yet, you would be foolish to hire him.
That Harvard graduate sounds pretty smart, as he kept moving upwards despite his failures.
And yet, you would be foolish to hire him.
I use Firefox and Thunderbird. They're nice. I'm not interested in AI, and I don't get why the org would bet the farm on it. I get that it's hard to keep Mozilla funded, and they may need to get creative somehow, but this isn't the way. It's not what people use Firefox for, and it's not exploring an obviously profitable direction.
Steady inflation is healthy. It devalues hoarded cash. The wealthy currently have unprecedented cash reserves.
Yeah, but they don't put it under a rock. They put it into short term investments, where it will mostly keep up with inflation. So that strategy doesn't do anything to rich people, it only hurts unsophisticated people.
Imagine the programer who chose to specialize on a language at some point in their education, spent a year or two dedicated to that language to get good enough to hire for full time permanent employment and start carving out a career,
Yeah, anyone who can't learn another programming language easily should not be a programmer. I don't enjoy working with those people.
but it would take decades of work to build a strong set of libraries for all the things people use R for.
That's true, people use languages because of the libraries available.
The trouble with computers is that they do what you tell them, not what you want. -- D. Cohen