are you saying US is being the good guy by killing thousands of innocent people in those cities and destroyed the life of thousands more with the radioactive side effects? well dats surely evil to me... pure evil... you dont go killing innocent people and call yourself a good guy... are you sure the USA didnt start the war? in face USA and Europe started the war long before dat when they invade Asia countries and made it their own... this is the same as what Japan did... they invade the Asia countries to put them all under one flag... so US and others are as evil as Japan itself if u look at it... u are saying USA bomb the two cities to stop the war... why dont they just bomb the army camp only and leave the innocent people alone... army are meant to go to war and civilians are just civilians... i think they have evil deep down in their heart...

JasonCordes wrote:

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote: Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote: good CS curriculum involves as much math True. And good aptitude and reasoning power besides a logical coherant approach to problem-solving. But not the ability to program...

dats true enough... i couldnt agree more...

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr. wrote:

Computer Science is one of the most difficult programs available. (It is akin to a Math Degree at a Science based university)

here in my lovely country Malaysia... its different... most of the high school grad took CS coz they think CS is "easy"... and they end up being a useless CS graduate... and in my batch last time... im the only one who like programming... others hate programming...

I think... he is not a head-hunter... he is just someone trying to do statistic on peoples salary... ;P see how the guy continue the conversation when you mention bout salary and hourly rate.... :laugh:

Q: Is my bid tax deductible? A: Your winning bid is tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Please consult with your tax adviser for more information. at least it is tax deductible... if you are winning of course ;P

i've write a report for my neighbourhood security in pseudocode format before... dunno how many of them understand it ;P

In the country i living in... i dont think the employers want to hire a master degree or Ph.Ds without any experience. they will hire a diploma or undergraduate student for fresh workers coz it would be much more cheaper and they can be trained (like me) ;P now for me... maybe i need to get master degree in order for me to get more respect and have a better chance for promotion (also to show off ;P ) btw, the parents always ask their children to study higher till they get Ph.Ds... but really, i dont know wats the point of doing so if you cant even do the job properly... i agree that the academic qualification is only as a passport to enter working life... but to survive there, we need experience... well... thats wat happen in my country... ;P

during my interview last time... i ask them, "Are you technical background?"... if answer = yes then it_jargon = true else human_language = true endif ;P

I would rather stay in my home sweet home... but if i was thrown into prison... i hope i have the mind of michael schofield of prison break... ;P

I begin to feel headache after reading this topics... maybe its time to get some caffeine... ;P

Hello guys... this is my first time posting message in CP. It's all coz of the inspire I got from Pete articles... Thanks Pete... the article is a greate one... can't wait for the next one...

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:

I couldn't agree more, but I have to start somewhere and networking is something that doesn't come naturally to most developers. As a breed, we do tend to be a bit standoffish with none-developer types and we need to be able to talk to them as equals.

This is very true... I tried to develope my networking skills but when the oppurtunity comes, I always failed :sigh: Maybe you can include guide on how to develop the soft skills Pete... its the skills that kill me softly... :((