Re:Google gets license to test drive autonomous cars on Neva...
by samstave on Tuesday May 08, 2012 @01:59AM
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These are the exact reasons to refute your comments.
1) You're english - i.e. NOT culturally related to the issue.
2) You're 22 - You have NO idea of the history of the people of which I speak. as a personal IT trainer to one of them who visited their house often, do you think I know, or you know, more? Please advise.
3) Yes, my friend, I do know more than you. When you were 11 I was building some of the largest enterprise datacenters in silicon valley. I have designed and implemented large corporate campuses for companies you well know. I am jealous that at 22 you have it figured out, as it appears you eschew any opportunity to learn that may present itself.
I am sure you will be very technically correct in many of your endeavors, I doubt you will have depth of character and knowledge though.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could see something you don't agree with and seek more info rather than trying to prove your insightful disposition so early?
In martial arts, we find this behavior often attributed to green belts (yes, in my decades of experience, I have more insight into another arena other than tech (20+ years in both))
Have you ever thought that someone you started off not agreeing with may be actually correct?
1) You're english - i.e. NOT culturally related to the issue.
2) You're 22 - You have NO idea of the history of the people of which I speak. as a personal IT trainer to one of them who visited their house often, do you think I know, or you know, more? Please advise.
3) Yes, my friend, I do know more than you. When you were 11 I was building some of the largest enterprise datacenters in silicon valley. I have designed and implemented large corporate campuses for companies you well know. I am jealous that at 22 you have it figured out, as it appears you eschew any opportunity to learn that may present itself.
I am sure you will be very technically correct in many of your endeavors, I doubt you will have depth of character and knowledge though.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if you could see something you don't agree with and seek more info rather than trying to prove your insightful disposition so early?
In martial arts, we find this behavior often attributed to green belts (yes, in my decades of experience, I have more insight into another arena other than tech (20+ years in both))
Have you ever thought that someone you started off not agreeing with may be actually correct?