… at the expense of the W3C … gotta love ‘em …
Well, it brightened up my day anyway … :)
Archive for July, 2006
The shorter version is:
Timesonline, July 15 340 undecillion, 282 decillion, 366 nonillion, 920 octillion, 938 septillion
And I though ‘Terra’ was a big number.
I guess with IPv6 - we won’t be running out of IP addresses anytime soon eh?
I’ve been in web development for a good number of years, 3 years in a senior role. While I was back in London I was development manager at Landau Reece and I had the opportunity to interview a few developers with the company owners. It never really occurred to me that I should test the prospective employee’s with a programmers test until now.
Thailand is a great place, albeit with a few problems of its own (mostly within the political arena). That aside there is a large skills divide between Thailand and the UK, and its never been so apparent until now. I think I just made the assumption that people would be reasonably skillful no matter what country you are from, but thats rather naive of me.
Hence, how do I test someone appropriately?
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