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Comment #34766722
>or claimed to already know how to program. This was the key fact. They knew how to program Pascal from Computer Science AP and got 5's on the AP exams and came into UT Austin with…
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Comment #34765842
Dijkstra had a lot of influence for some years on the UTCS undergraduate program, whose first undergraduate course for much of the 1990s was taught in Haskell and was a brutal weed…
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Comment #33823505
I worked at a Radio Shack in 1986-87, sort of a dream job for 18 years old. Now I know what it would have looked like if I showed up for work one day on LSD!
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Comment #32906720
Umm, no thanks.
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Comment #31043530
Just anecdotal, but my life observation of DK is often highly intelligent and competent people in a particular field who then generalize that to pontificate and proclaim, directly …
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Comment #30592631
It's baffled me for years that Russia is making such an obvious geopolitical mistake by not becoming an EU style country aligned in that direction. Culturally, Russia and China are…
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Comment #30484015
Look on Youtube- the power and internet are still on. There are live streams still.
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Comment #30483982
Not stealing any credit - this should embolden the Ukrainians, if they are indeed getting this level of support from the USA. As I wrote, speculation as this stuff would be top sec…
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Comment #30483195
Not a German, but their official language on "turning point" is very precise. The close relationships between government and industry means everyone has accepted to take their medi…
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Comment #30483168
The speculation is that the CIA has stealth drones that are hitting key Russian targets at night. There is also incredible intel filtering down to Ukrainian command and control. Uk…
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Comment #30315858
It's true that condos as a class don't appreciate but if you buy one in the right gentrifying area they can be a fantastic deal. Some condos in Austin Texas have increased 400% in …
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Hot Cyberwar Russia vs. USA – EU. Risks?
If Russia invades Ukraine and "crippling" economic sanctions are put on Russia, the response may be the most intense cyber attacks the internet has ever seen. What is at risk? Are …
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Comment #27724979
If Vancouver overall is as dense as SF then 4 plexes won't matter much. But there are many other cities - even LA - where I would think it would. Yet LA has vast amount of low rise…
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Comment #25260122
Come on, Ajit Pai was regulatory capture at its worst. Now, as he always planned, he gets to go somewhere and collect his millions per year already furtively promised, until the ne…
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Comment #24682436
Will this type of move inevitably trickle down to the best public CS undergrad programs? Berkeley and UCLA CS are almost entirely Asian (east and south) with a sprinkling of mostly…
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Amateur programmer to paid professional in 60 days. What lang/stack?
If one is just beyond a beginner programmer with a proficient knowledge of basic data structures (think first year CS courses done) and one needed a job or contract work in 60 days…
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Comment #20198372
I'm quite sure Taiwan will last longer than the CCP in Beijing. The end game is PRC becomes democratic eventually and then Taiwan can "unify" - meaning, China becomes a federal rep…
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Comment #13907921
Fighting gentrification is stupid. Cities with growing populations need new housing supply and the market will put resources (to build) where it meets consumer demand. Unjustifiabl…
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Comment #13907896
That's strange that new development wouldn't have commercial ground floor space, even more so if the torn down building had it. Everywhere in the USA that has urban gentrification …
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Comment #13674693
It's going to take quite a wall to stop people from catapulting over it, onto an airbed-like structure.
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Comment #13550795
The general direction of the Trump plan regarding H-1b is the way to go. The lottery needs to be replaced with a demand system where the highest salaries get slots. A floor of $100…
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Comment #8269454
"Dude, give me a Kaypro 64 and a live dial tone and I can do anything!"
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Comment #8265535
Yes, but if you hire software engineers and label them as computer programmers (see my post here), employers completely side step the "meet or exceed prevailing wages" requirement.…