Mike Raiford wrote:

> log is kind of a neat function.

It's certainly a very useful thing.

Logarithmic decay, the complex-valued log and antilog functions (Euler's 
relation and all that), the discrete logarithm problem...

> Its sort of the inverse of exponentiation.

Indeed - although I think "antilogarithm" sounds so much cooler than 
"exponent". ;-)

> Anyway .... you have all this CS background and are not a programmer... 
> get out there and get a programming job already! :)

Apparently there's a global economic crisis of some kind happening... I 
don't really pay much attention... But apparently this is a bad time to 
get hired.

FWIW, I applied to about 7 jobs on Saturday. (Before I got dragged to 
Watford and made to dance in public.) The soul-destroying thing is, you 
apply to all these jobs AND NEVER GET A REPLY. x_x

> My last job had me using a ton of trig, vector and matrix arithmetic. 
> This one, not so much, I'm basically basically n-tier hell. But, it pays 
> the bills.

Basically basically?

So that's, what, tier-2?

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