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by ct 16y ago
Why F#? I'm starting to learn F# but didn't know of any benefits for game dev?
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by ct 16y ago
What more can Facebook do vs. Google? Seems there's more options at Google IMO. (I don't work at Google, but wish I did).
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by ct 16y ago
It looks great! Congrats on releasing! I'd definitely give it a try except I have to finish and release my iPhone app first.
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by ct 16y ago
No. Anything can always be improved upon.
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by ct 16y ago
That's not a problem. It's an opportunity/challenge. See what I did there?
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by ct 16y ago
I concur - it's worse than being married.
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by ct 16y ago
Pick something you'll enjoy working on where there's a bigger goal than just making money.
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by ct 16y ago
Secondly no offense, but Michigan Tech? Maybe try for a school somewhat closer to where you live better known for their CS program like CMU, etc?
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by ct 16y ago
CS isn't the only thing you can learn at college. If you feel you can learn CS much faster on your own then major in something different like advanced Math, Business, etc. It will make you a more rounded person. I got my BS degree in CS 8
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by ct 16y ago
I concur, semi-wasted time here though
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by ct 16y ago
Just move the player position to the end to the see the result instead of waiting 10 mins.
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by ct 16y ago
Why Java? Although similar, C# is easier and more flexible now.
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by ct 16y ago
Ask yourself does it really solve at least one of the three: 1) Fix a PAIN point that people will pay money to make the PAIN go away. 2) Make them more money. 3) Entertain them enough that they'll be willing to pay.
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by ct 16y ago
First thing you should start with is find potential customers and have them sign letter of intents, which while non-binding is better than nothing. If you can't accomplish that "business" side of things forget about trying to find a develo
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by ct 16y ago
hurrah!
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by ct 16y ago
Find a small idea/project to work on that isn't work related that you'd like to code up and then like my friend at a shoe company says, "JUST DO IT!"
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by ct 16y ago
I don't think the last part is hard in the sense that there's a lot of work to be done. You've stated so yourself, "what's left is to polish it all and release". I think there's a subconscious fear of something else that you need to get ov
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by ct 16y ago
Expando is a neat concept in the 4.0 spec.
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by ct 16y ago
Right now we're in a bear market which I see lasting for a loooong time aka the Japenese Nikki market where it didn't go anywhere for a while (also known as the lost decade). I'd recommend putting most of your money in a safer place like lo
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by ct 16y ago
One way is not by working for someone else ... unless you get very very lucky and the company is the next Google and IPOs. http://www.marshallbrain.com/million.htm
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by ct 16y ago
Start applying for contracting jobs that let you work remotely. And start right this minute. Good luck!
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by ct 16y ago
So after 8 years are you now consistently profitable?
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by ct 16y ago
That's a great idea and I'm going to do just that. I looked at the Jan 2011 50 strike which has an Open Interest of 10k (largest of all the other strike prices) for a current ask of 2.14 a contract. The implied volatility isn't too high (
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Giving up is always harder than doing it(devcomponents.com)
15 points by ct 17y ago|6 comments
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by ct 17y ago
how'd u come up with 22? or are you just being facetious?
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by ct 17y ago
calm down -- it's not the end of the world
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by ct 17y ago
Not all freelancers are 2x better than employees. Most contractors we get can't cut code if their life depended on it, and usually make a mess of things and then leave. I've really yet to meet a good contractor. Also this isn't to say all
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by ct 17y ago
What's wrong with a variable annuity? Just curious b/c I don't know anything about annuities but they sound good for the future.
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by ct 17y ago
are you sure your buddy's friend is making enough to support himself? have you met him? or is your friend just yanking your chain?
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by ct 17y ago
It boggles my mind that so many people are complacent with wanting a return close to the average. If the average is negative then is that a good thing? No. People think the market will always go up -- but for the limited data that the

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