dwong

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Learning mobile: iOS or Android?
2 points by dwong 14y ago|6 comments
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by dwong 14y ago
Thanks for all the responses. Most of the responses that support going to college seem to argue based on the value of a degree, instead of the education and skills. It seems that most of us agree that the education, skills, and networking c
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Dropping out - how does it affect you later in life?
21 points by dwong 14y ago|77 comments
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by dwong 14y ago
Thanks for the response. I'm a computer science student, so I don't have a chance to read actual program code for classes/etc.
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Ways to read source code and learn?
1 points by dwong 14y ago|3 comments
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by dwong 15y ago
Great, thanks for the response.
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by dwong 15y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply.
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Running a SaaS business while employed?
1 points by dwong 15y ago|3 comments
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by dwong 15y ago
I've done some programming in Python and am currently learning Ruby. One of the differences I see is Python's philosophy of having one, correct way to do things, while Ruby supports having multiple ways. This difference in philosophy seems
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Web2py - good framework to learn?
5 points by dwong 15y ago|3 comments
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Writing outlines for projects
3 points by dwong 15y ago|1 comments
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by dwong 15y ago
That's interesting. What exactly did you spend money on when you were in the high-paying jobs?
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by dwong 15y ago
Yeah, I might try. I'm currently in college, though thinking about just taking a leave of absence. There seem to be a good number of people who are happy working low pay jobs. I can't help but think that there's an unfair social stigma agai
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Low pay low stress jobs/lifestyle
14 points by dwong 15y ago|13 comments
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by dwong 15y ago
Just a suggestion. Have you thought about freelancing? I've seen threads here where freelancers seem to be able to make a decent amount, provided they know the right technology and spend some time carving out a niche / getting to know clien
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Hacker News for Marketing?
3 points by dwong 15y ago|1 comments
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College freshman - what to do over summer?
6 points by dwong 15y ago|5 comments
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Websites for applications of computer science
1 points by dwong 15y ago|0 comments
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by dwong 15y ago
Thanks for the responses. Yeah, I was thinking that it was very important to actually learn the "computer science" part and not just the programming part.
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Future proofing CS knowledge
4 points by dwong 15y ago|4 comments
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College economics classes - how useful are they?
5 points by dwong 15y ago|11 comments