GetAJob()

[Mark Rem]

How would I show progressive refinements for a function getAjob()?

[Vicken Karaoghlanian]

Sorry to say this but that method become deprecated long time ago.

[Jeroen Wenting]

yes, these days it's been replaced with getUnemploymentBenefits().

[David Harkness]

My progressive refinement started with moving from San Francisco to Los Angeles. I miss SF and hated LA when I lived here for school, and sadly it hasn't changed for the better.

I did, however, have much better luck with the job situation. Perhaps, if it's possible for you, a change of venue is in order?

[Jason Fox]

I recommend replacing the deprecated getAJob() method with the new and improved methods from the Client class, including getReferral() and workFromHome(). Though I personally tend to see the C and Perl implementations of that class more than the Java.

Though, in hindsight, many of the methods from the Client class do throw the dreaded exceptions from the gov.irs.payusnow package. And since getInsurance and get401K() are both abstract, you'll need to implement those yourself.
[ January 27, 2005: Message edited by: Jason Fox ]

[David Harkness]

It could be worse. There's always the dreaded moveInWithParents() and workForFood().

[Jeroen Wenting]

I'm myself considering the emigrate() function but that requires an implementation of the abstract DestinationCountry class and I haven't been able to provide one as yet.
It also seems to require a large collection of Money objects which I also don't have.

[Mike Gershman]

It's important that the final code cover all situations realistically.

if ( age > 29 ) havePaidJavaExperience();
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void havePaidJavaExperience() { 
    havePaidJavaExperience();
    getAjob();
    }

[Carl Trusiak]

I moving this to Meaningless Drivel. The other Forums are for Real Questions!

[Gerald Davis]

bler! bler! bler! bler! Millenium hand and swrimp? bugger them! bugger them all!

[Marc Peabody]

I suggest adding some parameters to the method and make sure it isn't static!

[Ashok Mash]

And don't bother garbage collecting; this is only a short-term problem, focus on thread priorities, resource management and networking!

[samor gilcin]

I had to execute contractTerminated() method, and by that time getAJob() was already deprecated. So, I had to execute getAJobElsewhere(). Moved from SF to NY. I realized the city is great but weather and attitude of the people are the worse. I miss SF.

[Kripal Singh]

Has it anything to do with Recruiter interface?

[samor gilcin]

Originally posted by Kripal Singh:
Has it anything to do with Recruiter interface?

No, but ClientsBudget became a marker interface.

[peter wooster]

Originally posted by Ashok Mash:
And don't bother garbage collecting; this is only a short-term problem, focus on thread priorities, resource management and networking!

Actually GC is a good choice, like plumbing, it can't be sent offshore, it pays well, no one does it for pleasure, and it doesn't require a post grad degree.

[Jeroen Wenting]

Originally posted by samor gilcin:


No, but ClientsBudget became a marker interface.

I thought it was deprecated to always returning 0.0f? Next version to throw a NoBudgetAllocatedError.

[Jeroen Wenting]

Originally posted by peter wooster:


Actually GC is a good choice, like plumbing, it can't be sent offshore, it pays well, no one does it for pleasure, and it doesn't require a post grad degree.

except of course they're experimenting with putting it all underground.
First area of this city has already been fitted with a fully automated garbage collection system, throw your bags into a chute and they get sucked by differential pressure to a central deposit from where it's loaded into trucks and sent to the incinerators.
If we'd had an incinerator in the city it would be completely automated, requiring only a small maintenance staff to operate...