becomethrow

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by becomethrow 9y ago
I dont think web is the best way to go for most people either, its certainly not what i would do, though it does seem easy on the surface, i suspect getting a junior webdev role involves more than knowing how to write a header and title in
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by becomethrow 9y ago
I dont mean to disagree i was hoping you would expand a bit on how specifically to get into an embedded career
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by becomethrow 9y ago
really? i often see people warning others to stay away from game development, as i often hear that it favors college grads and churns through they by pushing the boundaries of burnout and high expectations. I do think that its partially bec
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by becomethrow 9y ago
What would you suggest to people who arent going to enjoy programming? Trades like hvac/welding? would you recommend they get into the IT side? go back to school? i often have people near me who are struggling financially ask for advi
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by becomethrow 9y ago
Any advice on finding such companies?
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by becomethrow 9y ago
great advice for sure! If you arent able to enjoy working on code at least a little bit, i dont think youd be able to stick with it long enough to really have a good fundamental understanding of software development
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Ask HN: What advice would you give someone who wants to become a programmer?
22 points by becomethrow 9y ago|25 comments
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by becomethrow 9y ago
given concepts like eminent domain and their historical use, I think the assumption with property actually /is/ that the government owns it until proven otherwise.