On Sun, 2003-03-30 at 23:44, Rick Reumann wrote:
Does anyone else ever wake up going Man, I feel overwhelmed. Too much
too learn, not enough time. I started this computer stuff rather late
in life and find it very difficult trying to pick out what to try
concentrate my learning in. Bottom line
Yep, Becky is right ... you are not alone. I am two years older than you
Rick, and I just got into software development 4 1/2 years ago. I came
from a mechanical design background (with a BS in Civil Engineering). I
get great support from my fellow developers here, but more often than not
I
they are *to old* for most of the compagnies rigth now to employ
them
as junior developper.
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Alexandre Jaquet
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From: Alexandre Jaquet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You had start when the market was pretty good. I've some friend
who have finish their degree last year -september-(one
Write your own cheques if you know FORTRAN!!
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Yep. Once over 30 in IT your far too
31, 2003 4:22 PM
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Yep. Once over 30 in IT your far too old to start already as far as
most
employers are concerned. I gather that once over 35 you better have
moved
to
some kind of managerial position already if you dont want
lol what's about fortran 2000 ;)))
http://www.j3-fortran.org/
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Please!! No bad language on this site!! ;-)
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lol what's about fortran 2000
for fortran 2000 ?
Ok I shut up...
lool
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Please!! No bad
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looks good :
Fortran 2000 is an upwardly-compatible extension of the current Fortran
standard, Fortran 95, adding, among other things, support for exception
handling, object-oriented
Does anyone else ever wake up going Man, I feel overwhelmed. Too much
too learn, not enough time. I started this computer stuff rather late
in life and find it very difficult trying to pick out what to try
concentrate my learning in. Bottom line is I have to put food on the
table for the family so
anymore...
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From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 31 March 2003 12:45
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Does anyone else ever wake up going Man, I feel overwhelmed. Too much
too learn
On Mon, Mar 31,'03 (12:56 PM GMT+0800), Andrew wrote:
My old man was a farm labourer. Its no walk in the park,
Well, I certainly didn't mean to imply that it would be and of course I
really wasn't serious about wanting to be a farmer (I'm way too lazy
for that job:). I just meant it from
. Everyone is counting on you!
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On Mon, Mar 31,'03 (12:56 PM GMT+0800), Andrew wrote:
My old man
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