dancers

But the truth is programmers are dancers, mimes, ventriloquists.

Dude, forget jerking off, this thing will be awesome for dancers, so much of kinetic energy!!

In many first world countries, both exotic dancers and (where legal) prostitutes have employment rights.

These are popular with dancers, who generally move with a lot more grace and less effort than the average computer geek.

Actors and dancers still audition for roles, years after they have made it.

Just wondering, are exotic dancers then also considered employees under California law?

For example, consider the proposition that Jews tend to be better chess players than Negroes, whereas Negroes tend to be better dancers than Jews.

Hell, usually their music video dancers, cheerleaders at IPL games, etc..., are all just white people.

Many of the dancers want to Beta Test it as well.

I don't know about California, but increasingly exotic dancers are suing for employment rights.

Misleading title, robots can actually be great dancers[1].

I've also met some non-dancers non-musicians that do it full time.

I have always been attracted to computer science because it involves beautiful patterns, rather like the way dancers enjoy choreography, and because questions such as "What can be computed efficiently?" are profoundly interesting and challenging.

Dancers and bartenders look to solve the problem of how to get people to spend/tip the highest amount of money they can.

Dancers and Bar Tenders (as mentioned in the overview) not so much.