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The No Excuse List
- jacke 12y agosend this to my friends whiners
- freetshirt 12y agoYou can be very smart but have no connections and no money and be unable to find a job. Who you know matters way more than what you know. This list is only an excuse for not being smart, not for being unable to get a good job.
- tomjen3 12y agoAssuming it is true that who you know matters most, then why not use your smarts to figure out how to get to know the right people?
- AdrianRossouw 12y agothe site said nothing about finding a good job. it only says you have no excuse not to learn something. and being smart != being educated.
- Igglyboo 12y agoNo where on the website does it mention not having a job or being unemployed.
- lix2333 12y agoYeah, the 'no excuses' part was more in the vein of "you have no excuses not to learn something."
- spindritf 12y agoIt should answer the question "why?" As in "why are those the best?" Or at least carry a short review to help users choose. For example, while not recommended, MIT Open Courseware is fairly high on the list but it's not very good for self-study. I even remember reading somewhere that it's actually targeted at teachers. Other than that, it's a fine list.
- AdmiralAsshat 12y agoI suppose "time" would still be a valid excuse. Wasn't expecting to see some resources on Bass, though. That'll be handy when my brain is mush after several hours of programming exercises. Thanks!