charlieflowers

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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   Sure, no doubt. You'll never hear me speak against having sales skills or any other kind of skill. I'm for having as many skills as possible. There are no "mutually exclusive" skills, so people who think gaining sales skill causes hacker sk
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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   "If you think that a language that is lazy (or worse, unspecific) about types lets you write code faster, I think that you have some fundamental problems with how you approach development. The whole dynamic languages = faster code productio
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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   Oh, one other flaw -- C# isn't homoiconic. But every other language but you-know-what fails that one :)
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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   It's true. .NET, and C# especially, is one of the few things Microsoft really got right. Anders H is a genius -- he showed it when he did Turbo Pascal, he showed it with Delphi, and he continues to show it with every new release of C#. Did
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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   I think a major value proposition you could offer (eventually) is ratings of tax professionals. More than just rating though. For example, if someone owns several rental properties, certain Tax Preparers specialize in that, whereas most wou
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   by charlieflowers 16y ago

   Amen, brother. Like being a contractor with a high rate who gets to program all day and ignore the political bullshit.