charlesholbrow

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by charlesholbrow 7y ago
Several years ago I noticed that I spent a lot of time creating my linked in profile, and got absolutely nothing in return for it. After that I started asking people if they had EVER gotten a job on LinkedIn. One person said yes. Several pe
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Turning the Digital Audio Workstation Inside Out(medium.com)
2 points by charlesholbrow 8y ago|0 comments
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by charlesholbrow 8y ago
I've been reading "where wizards stay up late" which is a great history of the internet being built. It's less focused on protocols, but a really valuable read for telling the story.
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by charlesholbrow 10y ago
In the last post didn't he say that he spend 15 years writing in 'C' and learning the ins and out? I don't think 4 days is enough to really evaluate a language. I'm not going to dismiss Rust based on this analysis.
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by charlesholbrow 11y ago
I wonder if his employees read hacker news.
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by charlesholbrow 11y ago
This happens when someone's job is deeply tied to their identity. I find that people who have a separation between their self-identify, and what they do for work are less likely to get defensive when their technical "correctness&
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by charlesholbrow 12y ago
It was basically the Math that was difficult -- Like most SVS students I didn't spend time on academic subjects. So I was 5 years behind when I started the college application process. I spent a year at community college to learn most
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by charlesholbrow 12y ago
Wow, my school on Hacker News. I went to Sudbury Valley School from when I was 13-18. The school is not without its problems, but I'm really grateful I got to go. For me it was an opportunity to focus on the important things -- communi