kctess5

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   by kctess5 11y ago

   Nailed it.
2. 152.▲
   by kctess5 11y ago

   Interesting. It seems like in a historical context such as this, accuracy is more important than some random current events association thing. Weird move, Apple... Removing "unnecessary" references (ones without any historical con
3. 153.▲
   by kctess5 11y ago

   I probably should note that the marriage trick can be of benefit with government issued grants and loans. You will probably also get some kind of tax benefits. You would definitely get $2500 for the American Opportunity Credit (but you can
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   by kctess5 11y ago

   MIT has a fairly strict financial aid process. There are some gotchas, and even marriage won't make you exempt. When it comes down to it, it's a private institution that is able to decide for itself how it gives out financial aid,
5. 155.▲
   by kctess5 11y ago

   Very nice :)
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   by kctess5 11y ago

   This does not work everywhere - e.g. MIT Source: I asked the Fin. Aid department
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   by kctess5 11y ago

   I understand what you're saying, but a technical note: you say "start all over," but I think that is untrue. You would be starting from the position of having no debt and owning your home outright (a positive net worth.) That
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   by kctess5 11y ago

   I feel that the title is somewhat misleading. "[1]Open source software is software that can be freely used, changed, and shared (in modified or unmodified form) by anyone. Open source software is made by many people, and distributed un
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   by kctess5 12y ago

   1000000 lines of bad code is a bit of an exaggeration. Many (most?) programmers never write that much code in their entire careers. I've heard 10000 LOC as a milestone for REALLY learning a language (once you're familiar with prog
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    by kctess5 12y ago

    Build some random workflow tool. Find a repetitive thing that a lot of software people do, and build a plugin of some kind to automate it for them. Sell it for a reasonable price, and build another one. Offering a suite of useful workflow t
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    by kctess5 12y ago

    https://github.com/kctess5/twitter-sort-response
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    by kctess5 12y ago

    That's a really good video! Any idea what the final budget was? Would be interesting to know how much companies dish out for that sort of thing
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    by kctess5 12y ago

    You seem to be resizing the footer in javascript (I haven't looked at the code so could be off base) and sometimes it seems to go a little crazy. When I first scrolled to the bottom there was a huge empty space below the "blog bro