I'm sure it's not nothing, but to what extent does it matter that Alphabet is headquartered in the US? Deepmind seems to still be based in Kings Cross - and London benefits.
I agree excluding the HTML, CSS and Javascript bit. Lots of great engineers out there that don't ever deal in this bit of software.
Funny that you mention American bacon as having a good meat content as I've only ever seen streaky bacon in the states, which tends to be very fatty. I wouldn't even know where to buy back bacon in the midwest.
I have two, US and IE. The US passport is only used at the US border (per law). Not many countries have a problem with the Irish.
I'm not a fan of unusual sizes and colours. That said, printing on a decent linen paper (on the correct side!) has helped me.
I chose to travel around Europe for a few months after school and then bothered looking for a job, so I guess by this metric I was unemployed. In the end I left Kansas for a job in London, a much better choice for me…
There is an order of magnitude between the population of Austin and NYC. Perhaps comparing Austin with a similar sized city, Columbus for example, would be a better comparison.
In some places, Kansas City for example, cost of living may make up for that 15k.
Almost everyone I work with in London has had a bike stolen (or a least a wheel or two), and everyone I know who owns a bike also has insurance. Not great evidence, but I'm not sure theft is any lower.
London has plenty of events for developers, you just get out and find them.
London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. Relatively speaking, almost every city in the world is less diverse.
The salads at Chipotle are also a good choice.
I've often seen recommended protein intake while lifting weights as 1g per lb of lean body mass.
> Especially because it forced my high-school math teacher to think more about preparing students for college-level work. I believe high school students who take college courses can be a great asset for their high…
As a senior in CS and math, I completely agree. Calc II, III, elementary differential equations, and matrix theory classes are about 85% engineers at my university. As such, theory was not the focus. All I had to do to…
I'm sure it's not nothing, but to what extent does it matter that Alphabet is headquartered in the US? Deepmind seems to still be based in Kings Cross - and London benefits.
I agree excluding the HTML, CSS and Javascript bit. Lots of great engineers out there that don't ever deal in this bit of software.
Funny that you mention American bacon as having a good meat content as I've only ever seen streaky bacon in the states, which tends to be very fatty. I wouldn't even know where to buy back bacon in the midwest.
I have two, US and IE. The US passport is only used at the US border (per law). Not many countries have a problem with the Irish.
I'm not a fan of unusual sizes and colours. That said, printing on a decent linen paper (on the correct side!) has helped me.
I chose to travel around Europe for a few months after school and then bothered looking for a job, so I guess by this metric I was unemployed. In the end I left Kansas for a job in London, a much better choice for me…
There is an order of magnitude between the population of Austin and NYC. Perhaps comparing Austin with a similar sized city, Columbus for example, would be a better comparison.
In some places, Kansas City for example, cost of living may make up for that 15k.
Almost everyone I work with in London has had a bike stolen (or a least a wheel or two), and everyone I know who owns a bike also has insurance. Not great evidence, but I'm not sure theft is any lower.
London has plenty of events for developers, you just get out and find them.
London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. Relatively speaking, almost every city in the world is less diverse.
The salads at Chipotle are also a good choice.
I've often seen recommended protein intake while lifting weights as 1g per lb of lean body mass.
> Especially because it forced my high-school math teacher to think more about preparing students for college-level work. I believe high school students who take college courses can be a great asset for their high…
As a senior in CS and math, I completely agree. Calc II, III, elementary differential equations, and matrix theory classes are about 85% engineers at my university. As such, theory was not the focus. All I had to do to…