Hi English-language readers! This blog post is not for you; perhaps you’d like a hat instead? No? Well, when last we spoke of creating non-English versions of Stack Overflow, some of you were certain we should’ve gone the easy route and just leveraged a machine translation service instead of creating real sites for real people to use. I humbly invite you to read the rest of this post using the mechanical babelfish of your choice, and see if you think such tools can be relied on for important work… …
quite funny with google translator
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> Currently, Stack Overflow is that it summarizes the seven million or more questions, each supports the programmer of the month 44 million people. And its more than 600,000 of people out of is accessing from Japan. Stack Overflow Despite the English site, Japanese Puragurama and KOR Become a necessary tool in order to solve the programming problem of over was.
@user24454 does your company do contracting for other companies (or a government)? When I worked for a government contractor I had to produce a resume in various formats a few times, to be submitted as part of a bid.
@user24454 it might be related to an audit. Our security auditor is asking for the resumes of everyone that has a certain level of access to critical systems
We see lots of questions both here and on Programmer's along the lines of
"I graduated and went on an interview and they asked questions I couldn't answer. Was I really supposed to be learning that stuff? No one told me. It's not fair. I have my diploma and someone owes me a job."
Seems to be ...
We see lots of questions both here and on Programmer's along the lines of
"I graduated and went on an interview and they asked questions I couldn't answer. Was I really supposed to be learning that stuff? No one told me. It's not fair. I have my diploma and someone owes me a job."
Seems to be ...
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