Comment IRB? (Score 1) 257
I find it hard to believe a functioning IRB approved this. If they did they are at least partially to blame.
LAIR Pushed To Next Month 50
LAIR, the much-anticipated title featuring combat from dragon-back, is a very important title for Sony and the PlayStation 3. Its the first of the AAA slated for the end of the year for the trailing platform ... and so far things don't look good for the title. Now, the company has announced that LAIR has been delayed until early in September. "Due to an extra step in QA testing to enhance the community features in the game, the release of LAIR, originally set for August 14th, has changed to September 4, 2007. Natural challenges that arose while finalizing the offline game to include key online features - such as leaderboards and medal systems - have led to the difficult choice of pushing back the release date. We appreciate everyone's excitement and patience for the game and look forward to its release on September 4."
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Comment Re:There is no point unless... (Score 1) 1100
The main benefit of certs is similar to degrees.
It's a measure of tolerance of bullshit.
Most jobs don't need a genius. What they need is someone competent who won't cause trouble and be reasonable to work with. In other words what employers need more than genius is tolerance for bullshit.
Someone willing to jump through hoops to get a certificate is showing their tolerance for bullshit.
It's a measure of tolerance of bullshit.
Most jobs don't need a genius. What they need is someone competent who won't cause trouble and be reasonable to work with. In other words what employers need more than genius is tolerance for bullshit.
Someone willing to jump through hoops to get a certificate is showing their tolerance for bullshit.
