HelloFellowDevs

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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Not as easy as you'd think.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
It's not as if I have an idea of what to work on currently, its more or less that I don't know if having student debt already blocks me from making the leap into startup world.
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Ask HN: Is it feasible to start a startup while having student debt?
2 points by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago|4 comments
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Wow conveniently enough I've been trying to get started on a Tmux & Vim environment and I've been running into walls on Tmux related guides.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Hey, is there some sort of list I can put my email on to get updated for when an API is released?
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
I remember using Google Finance in one of my business classes in High School. I haven't checked on it since, but I didn't know that Google would kill something that was definitely promising.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
"Just because you got in doesn't mean that you should go". With the amount of high school students being prepared nearly around the clock to gain admission into college, there looks to be a great deal of FOMO. From parents to
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
> Pay off in spades What do you mean by that phrase? Edit: Never mind, just took the time to search it.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
21. Just started going through the K&R text to learn C, it's definitely helped some aspects about programming that I didn't get in my Java courses. Also doing it exclusively in vim so I can practice typing and making sure I le
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Hope he gets a gig, a MIT Grad degree doesn't hurt his chances either. Went through the other videos on his channel and that qualifying exam problem set was tough imo.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Well when I was in middle school we did, "Home Economics". Sure it was a bit dated with "How to write checks" and such. Other than that we learned a ton about the basics of cooking. Using an oven, food prep, and what was
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
I get the slippery slope we're going down here, I don't have any actual solution. A possible suggestion would be something like a crowdsourced based on how many times an account gets reported in a non brigading way.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
I don't think the buck stops at college, we've even gotten to a point where HS/MS teachers are aggressively marketing for colleges as a way to an instant career.
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Been Down So Long It Looks Like Debt to Me(thebaffler.com)
52 points by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago|65 comments
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
I would say that it's a good thing for Twitter's monetary growth. This would hopefully let advertisers know that they're ads are being seen by real users. I would just hope they getting around to culling hate speech and all o
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
Surprise, surprise?
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
You're health is really more important than time, so invest time into your physical and mental health and it'll pay dividends. Few medical scares helped me come to this conclusion.
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
On the topic of unsubscribing from newsletters that use MailChimp, I've had massive issues with being able to unsubscribe. It had actually gotten to the point where I was tired of clicking the button and going through the steps, and in
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by HelloFellowDevs 8y ago
College age here, I've recently gotten back into YouTube because it really does seem to cover so much ground than it used to. Before I used to go to YouTube for random funny clips that my buddies send me. Now I find myself going for Te