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Is Canada a country that always computes wages as a per hour rate?

I know that's a regional thing, differs country-to-country

i made 18 an hour for my internship that i literally sat in front of a computer watching TED talks every day because they never gave me any work

I mean, that's what I do

I use hourly

some might do yearly/monthly idk

I only ever see/hear people talk about annual pay

I think that's a very American thing

i make around $32 an hour but i'm salaried

Now that I think about it, my family also talks about it hourly

and other people I talk with

so it is likely the more common method here

I think a one or two dollar hourly difference looks insignificant, even though I know that it makes huge difference over time

It's one of those obvious things that I just brush over

Also depends on how many hours you work

monthly can be thousands more if you do 2 more hours a day than another person for the same hourly

Canada does a 40 hour workweek, right?

I believe so

LOL

Part of me assumed it had to be a troll at first

But no troll is going to delete a post to make a joke

Also Pika, are you even aware of how to read that image?

^

top to bottom?

no you have to mirror the image then convert it to french

top to just before the bottom

the bottom is the important bit

emphasized

welp

bug fixing spicy

So... it did crash the site

Nice

It was tracking real-time viewership of tens of thousands of pages

rip

why?

why wasn't it just a database keeping track of numbers

For those shadowy bubbles outside the circle on each page

oh

It also showed you how many people were viewing your page

^

what spooky said

I mean, anyone could have told you that that many page updates was going to brick something

it should of just pulled the number once

then never again unless you refreshed

They aim was that you could see bubbles coming, joining, and leaving in real time

only joining vubbles would update

Or however often their polls were

Hey leg, come drive to my school and do my calc quiz for me thanks

use the quadratic formula to solve differential equations

Yeah, that will help

gotta solve my fourier transform DEs

fourier transforms are the best

too bad my prof does not know the material well so this part of the course was taught poorly

He knows the vector calc part of the course, which was the first 2/3rds, but not this

should get an electrical engineer to teach it

I want to understand it, not learn how to do it

do you know what a sinc function is?

yes

good

sinc function was apart of our last assignment 2 weeks ago

and has come up in class a few times

No tables for us hype

you do them by using lookup tables once you know the math

D E R I V A T I O N H E A V Y C O U R S E S

they're just integrals

I know

lol

>Using jω notation

are you doing discrete or continuous

both

discrete can be represented as just deltas so its great

are you going to learn Laplace transforms?

we did that in intro to DEs last term

so I already know those