Windows 7 running the latest version of chrome
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Chrome shows "Failed - Server problem" with chrome tools showing the request as "Method: HEAD - Status: (canceled)"
If you can't talk while you drive, then you shouldn't have passengers either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENaQScyvOzY&list=PLn0nrSd4xj...
Personally, I am more interested in the car because of the gas savings. I won't buy the Tesla S to test it on the nurburgring.
An architect is different. You have to understand the picture as a whole. You have to understand that one stupid decision can affect the entire product or company's future.
Hurrying to implement excellent code (as a programmer) won't could cost the company many weeks or months or effort to redo.
One question: Why is VW's R&D spending so high? It's BILLIONS more than other car manufacturers.
Young programmers, due to lack of experience, sometimes don’t see that writing code is only a small part in producing software.
If so, it wouldn't be a bad long-term car for those of us who like to keep cars more than 5 years.
But, the ipad 1 is already 4 years old. That is pretty old when you consider how quickly the market moves.
We should be downloading our mailbox with our contacts on a regular basis. I'm guilty for not doing this, but seems like an area that can use a SaaS.
That is modern PHP done right.
When you're spending $3k on a computer, I don't see how $250 will really affect the bottom line...
Statistically speaking, you're more likely to make more money by getting a bigger salary now instead of a big payday that may never happen. Statistically, very very few companies will be large enough for employees to cash out.
What if the company is not that profitable, can you still stay competitive? Are you willing to risk the future of the company?
To keep the patients busy, they would have 2 groups: One group would be responsible for unloading something from the back of a truck while another group would be responsible for loading it back into the front of the truck.
All of the people appeared to be working.
Details are very sparse on the site.
I know a few nurses and none make $100k.
If a new property costs $500k to build, as a builder you would need to at least cover that cost. I can't imagine that this helps the poor unless it's government sponsored.
You're suggesting as a last-minute choice to use luna? That may be harder as UPS checks IDs.
He mentions that the current generation thinks it's moving faster. And he cites some inventions (the train, the telegraph, the radio, the telephone).
Well, didn't all of these "inventions" happen in THE SAME generation?
We're not talking about 5 generations between the inventions, many of them happened within years of each other. This certainly allow me to believe that technology changes people.
Look at the dinner table. Who even eats together at the dinner table? It's not a "normal" thing to do in many "modern" cultures. Even when they do, many don't even speak anymore, but instead they are on their smartphones / tablets.
I happened to know very the members of my family from the previous generation. And, to tell you the truth, things have changed A LOT within the last 100 years. Work is different, life is different, even relationships are different.
The "new problems" you refer to may be what is inherent for humans. To show disrespect, to contradict parents, etc. are all things that every young generation has to deal with. Parents are not new and neither are children.
What's different may be how the generations deal with these inherent traits. What people considered to work in the 1900's probably won't work nowadays.
The issue is that you're working for a prospective company while not being compensated for it.