Hey peoples! I have no idea what made you decide to come here, but this is me. I am a student of Computer science and electrical engineering at RIT. It's fun, but it's tiring. This past summer I also got my private pilot's license out of RDU and want to get my parachuting license, because apparently I have a thing about diving from 8000'+ (practicing emergency descents is fun!).
I read that as megaphone at first, and let me tell you, that was much more exciting
Properties are your friend
Hence, "...as others tend to classify it." In truth, I haven't thought of myself as a hacker for a while now. I just like clean code.
Hacker here, as others tend to classify it. Hacking is striving for elegance.
Surprised I didn't see it... But min wage in ny state is over $10/hr, not that 7-something bs...
Oh, and if you want the page of stats, look at my post history. Shouldn't be hard to figure out where I go, but Im not going to post it.
coop'd with, so i guess that's less an entry-position in a sense, since we already had our foot in the door?
graduation, with max being about 120k. Could also be due to coop program (experience is good) and we tend to work for companies we 3/?
experience in our fields of study (have to, else no degree). Entry level, stats from our school show about 80k avg starting upon 2/?
Wow...maybe my perspective is off on what "entry-level" is then. Coming from a coop program, my cs peers and I will all graduate with 1/?
Where'd you see that? As an intern, and friends who do similar shit, we regularly get offers/positions over 30/hr
To piggy back on that: last cs internship I made about 31/hr. I have a friend who had multiple offers over 40/ hr
It's honestly not that bad, the way it is sitting. It doesn't confirm to your head that well
I once dropped my tuba on my friends head and gave him a concussion. Also, hold it right, and you can wield them fairly nicely.
Or even more against blatant stability. Chernobyl was basically "hey we have safety precautions. What if we turned them all off?"
He's describing Chernobyl it would seem
I would. Hot sauce rules.
I had a few gripes as I started reading. Honestly though, that's a pretty good, short description
with gaming where the stress load varies greatly over time. Electronics like consistency, not changes.
It's actually the other way around surprisingly. The consistency of running them at a lower profile is less stressful on the card than 1/2
Engineer here who became a pilot. Don't assume I have any skill in the cockpit either...
Arrogant pilot here...I stand by that he gave my left on juliet, not right
I am sorry for you. Eggs are one of my meal staples.
Was his story to tell and he would tell it how he wished
140 chars and all that. He told them at the start that he would tell the story how he would tell it. They may not believe parts, but it 1/2
False. Common sense never existed
I get the for 70 cents a dozen at the wegmans near me...
There are also times he specifically says this is not true, or I won't tell you about that because it is my story.
Denna? Any given social interaction?
Masses and distances. Still, both are fundamental principles of matter, and it is an interesting thought experiment