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by eliam 15y ago
Awesome TED talk touching on similar topics. I would recommend if you haven't watched/heard it yet. http://www.ted.com/talks/bryan_stevenson_we_need_to_talk_abo...
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by eliam 15y ago
We can learn so much from watching children: creativity, determination, love, honesty, etc.. A lot of people look at having kids as an obstacle to their careers. I found the opposite to be true. I've learned so much from playing with them.
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by eliam 15y ago
Smallest what? There's no DOCTYPE.
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by eliam 15y ago
Don't forget about the Java Posse - http://javaposse.com/
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by eliam 15y ago
Great read! I was starting to lose faith in all these "zen" life tips. This was a good one.
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by eliam 15y ago
I never heard of this. It sounds like a really cool experiment. I might have to try this out with my watch. I don't wear bracelets and I don't plan on starting.
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by eliam 15y ago
I prefer to try something new each time a start with a new language. I don't see the reasoning behind recreating when you can try something new. New language, new idea. Kill two birds.
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by eliam 15y ago
My situation is a little different. I actually enjoy programming. What I miss is the satisfaction of building solutions to real problems and working with other developers who are as passionate and dedicated their work as I am. We put a lot
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by eliam 15y ago
I came to this same conclusion recently. It's great to spend time with the kids but there's a lot to be said for setting an example. I changed jobs to be closer to home after my second child was born. It's been over a year now and I'm reali