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by lleger 17y ago
I'd be interested in ballerscholar.com if it's available.
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by lleger 17y ago
Great idea Steve.
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by lleger 17y ago
One hour at a time . . .
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by lleger 17y ago
I've got a love-hate relationship with Techcrunch. I love it because it's so big and it has a lot of good, breaking news. I hate it because they're terrible journalists who have a lot of problems with writing style and logic.
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by lleger 17y ago
Good question.
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by lleger 17y ago
This is really cool. I just used it on my site.
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by lleger 17y ago
She's not a real engineer if she doesn't fail by herself. Of course, by fail I really mean try and try and eventually get it right. What should you do? Tell her to quit engineering.
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by lleger 17y ago
Reading through the comments, it's clear that you've already gotten some good advice. Instead of answering your question, I thought that this quote might be helpful by providing insight into solving your problem. "Remembering that I’ll be
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by lleger 17y ago
I work in the IT department of a major university and this is crazy. I'm also one of their students. You got a really cool service that solves a major problems for any large institution. Towards that end, this decision was probably made
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by lleger 17y ago
Maybe I'm a pariah here, but I like PHP. Especially when I have teachers cramming C++ down my throat. But Ruby is a great language, too. I've had my fair share of fun with both. I think the thing to remember is that as programmers we sho
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by lleger 17y ago
I'm both a programmer for and an administrator for network infrastructure at my university. So the code that I deploy I have to live with. A lot of it was written before I got there and I probably really have deleted just about as many li
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by lleger 17y ago
It may be an unscientific poll, but if nothing else, it's interesting to see with whom we are interacting.
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by lleger 17y ago
These are my top 10 in no particular order. They're basically what reside in my dock. I think you can really tell a lot about a person based on what apps they keep near. 1. Textmate 2. Transmit 3. Espresso 4. Adium 5. Tweetie 6. The Hit L
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by lleger 17y ago
I'm not sure I've ever read an article that's more wrong. First, refusing to an employer's criteria of hiring will never get you hired. There are more degrading things in this world than explaining technical, even trivial, things to a non-
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by lleger 17y ago
In early high school, I was a chronic procrastinator. I became really freaking good at it too. Then I got to college and had to start doing work. Not because college is hard (it's actually easier than my high school), but because I'm much
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by lleger 17y ago
I work far too much and far too hard, yet not quite enough or quite hard enough. Yeah, it's a paradox, but anyone else building a company, working a regular job, and going to school will understand.
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by lleger 17y ago
I play ultimate frisbee for my university. We play for three hours three days a week. That's enough exercise for me. When it's the summertime, and, thus, when I have more time, I work out with the powerlifting team.
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by lleger 17y ago
I also bought this book on Mann's recommendation. It was very good and thorough. Tharp is a genius and she really helped me focus my creativity more. I highly recommend this book, especially for us who are very left brained.
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by lleger 18y ago
An important thing to note is that college admissions is really a terrible, fairly unscientific process. You're clearly qualified, so getting rejected shouldn't be a terrible thing for you. To answer your first apprehension: being around l
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by lleger 18y ago
http://www.dotomator.com/ http://squurl.com/ http://domai.nr/