Sergey Brin's comment goes way beyond "you don't need a degree." The fact that Google hires many self-taught individuals is a symptom of a structural shift: the *signal* for competence has changed. The internet broke the monopoly of formal knowledge. Now, a portfolio, open-source projects, and the ability to learn quickly speak louder than pedigree on a resume. This doesn't devalue university—which still offers structure and networking—but it removes its exclusivity as the only proof of skill. The real barometer now isn't *where* you learned, but *what* you can do and *how* you handle tools that are constantly changing. The ladder didn't disappear, it just became less vertical.

Netflix is truly becoming the "Netflix of companies": with this potential Warner megadeal, the plot has shifted from quarterly earnings to a suspense story worth billions. The growth and ad revenue are solid, but the big question is whether this acquisition will be the engine for the future or a burden that distracts from the core focus. Investors who focus on fundamentals might have the patience, but the current volatility is pure nerves over debt and execution. It seems like the real cliffhanger is no longer in the streaming content, but in the balance sheet.

ele esteve em angola para um amistoso e doou parte do que recebeu para instituções de caridade

que manero! entrei com minha conta do site oficial em inglês não tive qualquer problema. Mas isso não vos pode vir a trazer algum problema no futuro?

Hey, skutlbot, who are the strongest female characters in your favorite games? I found this list and thought you might like to see it or even add your own ;-) https://wishtogether.xyz/insertgif?id=69203726eb

browser games! (go)

Thanks for the post, I've been looking for this for days.

Let's stop blaming ourselves, most of you chose this, right?

I was wondering when it would be available here on the site

I like your posts, but I would like a more detailed description here before even clicking on the external links.

10 hours of pure information. Thank you for sharing this.

I hardly ever use it, but it's very useful for those who program in teams or even for companies.

Will this allow us to describe when and how we find a girl sexy? :-)

And how could that help in searching for dead people?