UK-Al05

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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Consumers. The economy serves the consumers.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Depends what you mean by average. If you've been programming in objective-c; that most likely means you understand memory management; small-talk style oo etc. Corporate Java programmers have forgot this stuff, yet they will always be in dem
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
By above average he means specialised skills in a specific talent or skill. Thus being above average in that specific talent or skill; however below average in everything else. Division of labour.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Gpg public private keys?
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
However in these types of stats programming tends to go under ICT.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
No trust me. I had a family member in factory job. They did not like it at all. He gained arthritis from working there, then despite the fact he had been working there most of life without any complaint about his performance tried to perfor
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Engineering isn't really vocational; it's math and applied science.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Did you miss the news about Chinese workers threatening mass suicide?
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
In the UK these are defiantly not classed as middle class jobs. Heck teachers are only JUST about considered lower middle class in the UK. Working on the shop floor is not a nice job. Humans are just not designed for fitting one component f
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Well it depends. You could probably never stop learning the tools or the new languages; they're continually re-invented. However you can certainly become bored with it; learning new tools and languages becomes a skill in its self. At which
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
It was meant to be about database design, tables and sql. Not access specifically. http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2012/jan/11/digital-lite... has some more examples.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Hackers are not that elite, it's probably the least elite club. If you want to make or tinker with things you're probably welcome regardless of education or background. However being just plain offensive is another matter.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Google should automate this, so you follow a circle it automatically gets updated when other people join it.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Before I dropped ICT; a project in year 9 involved designing a database. It's usually taught in access, I did it in MySQL. I received low marks because of that.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I think it's full people that know the basics of programming, but never done full on projects before.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Oh man I used to go that fair when I was young with my dad, buying the latest upgrades for my computer so i can play the latest games. There was a lot of pirating as you say. I haven't really been for 10 years, since everything's online now
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I'm guessing a provider will become a pseudo-standard. Probably somebody like MITx.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
You can put that you own the customers soul in a tos or other ridiculous claims, but It will never upheld. This won't hold up in court.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Do you teach 'hardcore' cs? Like the master method for working out big O? That's is what I think he is trying to say people might be missing. There are plenty of tutorials on the internet about data structures, relatively few about algorit
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
Khan academy is multi-million pound organisation with 22 employees. If he really felt the need... Since videos are popular I don't think it matters much Maybe try the HD versions? You don't want it being passively presented by some clean ta
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I haven't taken it; so I don't know what the difference is. However you might have to separate genuine concerns from threat of students elitism being taken away.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I don't know why companies complain about loyalty. If it was the other way, and had no use for you, they would not think twice about letting go excess costs.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
If your talking about polytechnics being converted, they were never 'technical colleges', sounds like you've been reading too many tabloids. Polytechnics could always award academic degrees(Up to phd) as-well, the main difference was they h
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I didn't mean to be cruel. Self-Doubt is most likely going to be the driving force for him to get through the fancy stuff on his own. However I want to be known learning to program != cs. Being confident in your own knowledge can often stop
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
What have you learned? Learning how to create software and learning computer science are vastly different. In software you learn design patterns, good practise, basic data structures(So they know when use a linked list or an array in differ
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
That describes almost every engineering job, which is not a trade. Trades build, engineers/architect design which the trades then build. Software can't be separated like that because the software is the design and implementation.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I don't know how elite US universities were. In the UK very very few people went and pretty much guaranteed middle or upper class life. One of reasons we boosted universities in the UK was because USA was sending a lot to univeristy. Howeve
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I'm actually hoping some apprentice or self taught developers take the "Introduction to algorithm analysis" course from MITX if it's on offer. It's probably one most relevant cs style modules for software developers.
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
I think you will find if you start adding design pattern modules or methodology modules. The people on the side of cs will moan about it being watered down. If you don't add them, the people on the side of software engineering, will say it'
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by UK-Al05 15y ago
What are you looking for in a candidate? Are you looking for computer science? Or Software Engineering? I hear people interviewers are expecting cs graduates to know the MVP pattern or similar things and shocked when they hear they don't kn

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