Paying list price for any load that isn't mission-critical and needed immediately is insane.
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Paying list price for any load that isn't mission-critical and needed immediately is insane.
> Organic Startup Ideas
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If I say something is O(n^n)), you may come back and say "I wonder if it is O(n^2)
If you say Omega(n^2), I know not to bother.
detailed in Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land
Also, Unitarian Universalism (a religion formed because Unitarianism and Universalism weren't broad enough!) is basically the most dilute religion. They have churches and services and community activities but no liturgy beyond a vague spirituality.
"Play-alike" games are in the clear. "Look-alike" games are not.
I wouldn't say "play monopoly". I'd say "play a property-trading game like Monopoly".
This seems silly, why? Because they don't solve simultaneously so there is a risk of information leakage?
Oh crap, I forgot to do this yesterday!
> Intro: I have given a talk with this title many times, and it turns out from discussions after the talk I could have just as well have called it "You and Your Engineering Career," or even "You and Your Career." But I left the word "Research" in the title because that is what I have most studied"
A horrible, dangerous place, seething with evil, yes? Far worse than the reality, no doubt, but let's go with it.
What do you make of the other 60%?
You seem to be assuming that the company's goal is to find a reason to reject someone. That's not correct.
If anything, it's tilted in favor of candidates that have the same hobbies as interviewers.
Beautiful euphemism for "died before the Internet was invented"
MSFT claims a non-exclusive right to use your modifications.