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originally posted by: soficrow
Ah. The New World Order. Everyone's a peasant.
Wonder if NASA will stay good.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
a reply to: Phage
Ever thought about tutoring?
OO is admittedly my weakness. Procedurally, I've never found anything I can't handle. Especially in Assembly.
TheRedneck
originally posted by: Phage
Higher level languages are easier, what with the gobs of RAM available nowadays.
Like anything, it just comes down to having the right teachers.
bitshifting is actually rarely even taught these days. AND/XOR still have their uses though.
originally posted by: TheRedneck
Ain't it the truth! Hopefully I will find the right one someday. I know the basics, but application seems hard to correctly implement.
It's still used a lot in embedded systems. The amount of RAM isn't as much of an issue there as is being able to predict clock cycles for each routine.
originally posted by: Spider879
a reply to: soficrow
Do they need cooks??
...The jobs run the gamut of experience, from highly skilled engineering positions that require advanced degrees in astronautics, mechanical engineering, or physics to experienced line cooks