Throwaway123212

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   by Throwaway123212 9y ago

   Yeah, it's definitely hard work, I have a lot of respect for nurses. Something to think about, thanks.
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   by Throwaway123212 9y ago

   Sensible advice. All the positions I've held have been specialized enough that all I do is write code. There are designers, managers et al being paid to do the other half. I believe there are other opportunities where that's not t
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   by Throwaway123212 9y ago

   >I watched myself and those around me rot, in body and mind. That is some fucked up morlock shit right there. Basically captures how I feel.
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   by Throwaway123212 9y ago

   I should have put it in the post, I don't have a bachelors degree. I've had one lawyer say I should try to ace the LSATs and apply anyway but that seems like long shot. I think theres also a path to becoming a patent agent without
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   by Throwaway123212 9y ago

   I don't have a bachelors, which I expect is a requirement, but this is the kind of suggestion I was looking for.
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   Ask HN: If you were a coder who successfully changed careers, what do you do now?

   79 points by Throwaway123212 9y ago|67 comments