calebmpeterson

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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
Hang in there. I'll second the advice to find something else you love and do that for a while instead of programming. If you like reading (a lot), try Robert Jordan's A Wheel of Time. Learn a little about cooking. Learn a little about playi
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
As a heavy user of statically typed languages who is learning JS and Scala currently, can anyone with more experience with dynamically typed languages confirm or deny the point of the article. Scala, with it's type inferencing seems like it
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
Got both my B.S. Degrees at a state university in TX; they offered me a good scholarship and it was far enough from home. As a programmer/engineer I have to say that school is less important than what you do with yourself while in school -
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
Re: privacy - I don't like the idea either. Re: the social accountability mechanism - good idea. I don't see much of a market for this either. Definately use it if it works for you and your friend/collegue.
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
Eclipse when writing Java - you can kill an ox in 6 seconds with the refactoring tools ... unfortunately coding anything in Java is like killing an ox - there's a huge carcass and a funny smell when you're done notepad++ for everything else
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
I like your experiment of making /new the homepage for a trial run and see what happens
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by calebmpeterson 16y ago
Unpopular and inconvenient as it might be this is a valid point and certainly one that needs to be considered. Freedom always comes at a cost, which isn't a bad thing as long as we don't forget that cost.
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Ask HN: Resources for basic accounting for small SaaS type businesses
5 points by calebmpeterson 16y ago|1 comments