caseyamcl

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by caseyamcl 7y ago
For sure! I had similar anxieties about cognitive issues after brain surgery, subsequent radiation, and chemotherapy. I’m currently half way through treatment, and while it’s not fun, it hasn’t affected my ability to do my job much. ...and
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by caseyamcl 7y ago
Seconded re ZZT. I remember learning HTML so that I could build my first website, which was a ZZT fan website (there were more). That game literally launched my career as a programmer. My brother and I would sit at the computer for hours
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by caseyamcl 7y ago
I’m going to chime in here and say that I stayed with PHP through the roughest years. I’ve only seen positive changes in the time since then. I’ve made a good living from writing code and I don’t see any reason that has to change.
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by caseyamcl 12y ago
To frame the situation as 'cars vs gadgets' is missing the bigger picture, and completely ignoring some fundamental reasons for the shift away from car culture. We are a generation of people who grew up in car world. Car world is
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The bounce rate on this guy's site must be astronomical(hackernews.com)
11 points by caseyamcl 13y ago|3 comments
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by caseyamcl 13y ago
I certainly don't detest the "freedom to live where you want." It's a lack of freedom that I detest. In my city (and most others), it is highly impractical or impossible to go anywhere without a car. There is no free
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by caseyamcl 13y ago
There is a definite argument to made for putting in-place more rigorous standards for developer education. My wife is a nurse, and there are very strict standards for getting a nursing license and graduating with a BSN degree. After all,