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"One reason is that employers can easily be flooded with hundreds, or sometimes thousands, of applications"
We're told our immigration policy has caused a drought in programmers, yet employers are flooded with applications from the nonexistent workforce.
At first my adviser did all of this for me. It was waaaaaaaaay easier than any test I ever took in college.
I got paid to go to community college and now I'm getting my masters at UIUC.
It's called FAFSA, and most of my peers did the same. I'm not sure why we need to make it globally free when those who can't afford it can get paid to go.
Also, the solders mentioned to tug at our hearts strings get school paid for.
Soooo why the need for a hug pay check from congress?
I have underestimated the Musk-Fandom. I'm also behind the guy but am lolzing at all the knowledgeable armchair astronauts and their expert conspiracies.
If only they would have relied on the opinions of web developers rather than experts in the aerospace industry.
I'm happy with the outcome but I don't hate Boeing so I'm obviously biased. That being said, I hope Elon demonstrates his ability, and will cheer him on.