Which is roughly the pay for a staff scientist or lecturer
- 0 Posts
- 102 Comments
Postdocs are definitely not getting 55k in the UK except maybe if something like medicine is special? The range is like 36-45ish.
porous_grey_matter@lemmy.mlto Science Memes@mander.xyz•EVERYBODY IS DOING SOMETHINGEnglish12·9 days agoUnderstandable
porous_grey_matter@lemmy.mlto Science Memes@mander.xyz•EVERYBODY IS DOING SOMETHINGEnglish49·9 days agoIt is, this guy is a known fraud and all-round bad dude
I don’t understand why they didn’t have the old account removed.
why bother when you’ll go through the hassle for them, I guess
The implication is that the person in the meme is
A position is the arrangement of all the pieces on the board.
Well sure, I guess you’re right, it’s definitely a bit subjective and some people have an easier time with some languages and ways of thinking than others for sure. And I didn’t really mean to say that it was totally super easy, but… no kind of programming is really super easy. It is quite different and that in itself has a learning curve.
My recommendation is for sure anecdotal, but I think the point about it seeming more difficult than it really is because people often use it for difficult stuff is actually true.
People really overstate it, it’s not that hard. It has a reputation of being difficult because people use it for difficult, low-level tasks, OS stuff, parsers, cryptography, highly optimised serialisation, but those things would be hard in any language. For a newcomer it’s, IMO, way easier than say C++, because it doesn’t have a mindbogglingly huge std lib with decades of changing best practices to try to figure out. To do simpler things in it is really pretty straightforward, especially if you’re already comfortable with a robust type system.
They’re quite a lot pointier, I think it would help
It doesn’t even have a tip on lol
I think it’s just what you’re used to. Imo it really matters that it’s keywords and not operator symbols - it’s meant to read closer to natural language. I prefer the c version when it’s ? and :, but I like them this way round when it’s if and else.
And the same origin, it’s not a coincidence they all start with P
porous_grey_matter@lemmy.mlto Privacy@lemmy.ml•“Localhost tracking” explained. It could cost Meta 32 billion.18·1 month agoThat is still what we do with criminals
Haha
The Tokoeka (North Island Brown Kiwi) has never been gone from the wild, there’s always been over 20,000 in the wild, mostly in Northland, Coromandel, Te Urewera, and Tongariro. The Southern Tokoeka is also hanging on alright in Rakiura (Stewart Island) and a little in Fiordland. The Roroa (great spotted) and little spotted are near extinct in the wild, the little one particularly is totally wiped out from the North Island and mostly only found on predator free island sanctuaries now.
I worked in France for a while and I deeply agree with everything you said… Except μ is by far the most useful Greek letter since it is used as a prefix for units of measurement, e.g. μm, μL, etc.
Also the Swiss layout is even worse, it combined all the bad features of the French and German keyboards and then just moves around all the symbols a bit more for good measure.
Who knows, and furthermore, who cares?
Now we’re still pasting code from stack overflow we don’t understand, we’re just getting it from an LLM
porous_grey_matter@lemmy.mlto Science Memes@mander.xyz•Dont call this number again, we uphold the laws of physics in this homeEnglish2·2 months agoKB mirrors: am I a joke to you?
That’s not naming species though