University of Texas has an exchange partnership with UNSW I believe. Austin is a great tech city and also just an awesome place to enjoy life as a college student.
Because they are hypocrites. They talk about making tech accessible for everyone and how anyone can be an entrepreneur, etc.. yet they will only support people from tier institutions. You have to work much harder to get the attention if you aren't from top tier institutions. Not that I blame them but they should stop pretending they are about the greater good and all that happy jazz.
Yes! Comparisons exist for pointing out the similarities between two things and inviting some "compare and contrast" critical thinking.
Comparisons don't have to assert equality, which is why people that say things like "Godwin's Law" are the worst. Either you can articulate the difference between an aspect of the Nazi regime and whatever you're arguing for, to move the conversation onto those differences, or you can't. Godwin is only useful when the conversation has run it's course and devolved into a flamewar.
You're already implicitly comparing the two when speak dismissively of the idea of "comparing" them. There are better ways of nipping a tangent in the bud.
Many people would be absolutely happy to pay for the TV series they'd like to watch. However, they simply cannot, they are not available in their country and most of them simply never will, not even years after the original release. So it's not _that_ simple.
w2 = waged.. the employer withholds tax and also pays half of some taxes that you need to pay
1099 = independent contractor.. you get the full amount but you pay taxes end of the year