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locococo
4y ago
Wood is a renewable resource and in many countries in europe forest management and wood harvesting are conducted sustainably for hundreds of years. The wood burning heating is also very efficient with special ovens that store the heat of th
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locococo
7y ago
I think every life is worth saving. Your argument is a slippery slope. People of old age have contributed to society their entire life and the real perversion is that we should not be at a point where such thoughts make it into public disco
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locococo
8y ago
Thank you, this is a great resource! I did not know about dired
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locococo
8y ago
I was in the same boat as you, just a couple years older, and decided to attend university to get my bachelors in CS. Mind you I was working in the field already and making good money. I discovered that not having the degree meant I had kno
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locococo
8y ago
I have the exact same issue as you would also be interested in addressing the problem
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locococo
8y ago
Horrible article, an unbalanced piece written with many fallacies. Libraries provide lots of value for communities and that’s exactly where we should not start to save money.
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locococo
8y ago
Short answer: No Great software implies that the software works correctly. Testing can never show the absence of errors but software with the right coverage criterion and sufficient coverage will always have fewer errors than software witho
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locococo
9y ago
I’d give taking a class in a community college a try, most should offer a course similar to the one in the link. http://www.nvcc.edu/academic/coursecont/summaries/CSC202.htm
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locococo
9y ago
Lenovo released their new models the t480 and t580 they should fit your specs.
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locococo
9y ago
I am taking a software testing and maintenance class at my local university. Our textbook is called „introduction to software testing“ by Amman and Offut. It not only teaches how to test but how to properly design tests. One of the authors
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locococo
9y ago
You have a gift, value this gift by continuing your education. Get a degree and many more doors will open for you. Don’t treat your life or your career like it’s a race. It’s a marathon, and most of it is still ahead of you.
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locococo
9y ago
Thank you for the book tip. I will add it to my list.
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locococo
9y ago
I found Stoicism to be helpful in such events and a good philosophy in general. For this particular application you have to accept That there are external events you can’t control but there are certain things you can do to improve the situa
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Ask HN:GPA for CS masters program
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9y ago
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locococo
9y ago
I decided to pursue a masters degree in CS while working because I realized hat I needed to gain more knowledge to grow professionally. I doubt that someone who studies a CS curriculum online without going through an accredited program is r
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locococo
9y ago
I think such people exist, but I also think that this does not warrant someone to compare themselves to a professional with a degree. Much like I would not dare to compare myself to a doctor by reading a book about biology.
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locococo
9y ago
I agree with your sentiment. However I think a well rounded education is important, having a group of well rounded individuals in a team will be more productive. As a hiring manager I think about the team also and not only the individual I
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locococo
9y ago
Different Perspective, they don't loose out, they minimize their risk by not hiring someone who on the surface seems to know how to code but deep down below does not add a whole lot of value to the team because they lack in depth knowl
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locococo
9y ago
I am not offering the ultimate truth here, just my opinion. However I notice that people seem to be offended by the notion that some knowledge of data structures is required. It's a very basic concept of how to efficiently handle and s
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locococo
9y ago
I did not mean to imply being an expert in all the languages listed, but having some knowledge of them and being able to write code. I also think that an understanding of data structures is required to be able to identify the best way to de
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locococo
9y ago
I am a developer without a degree and transitioned from IT into development. I am in my last year of my Undergrad in CS now. What you need more than anything are skills. Ranging from networking knowledge to having a good command on linux. I
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locococo
9y ago
IKEA has a great desk the Bekant
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locococo
9y ago
I guess a dinner would have been more than enough, having some face time with the boss to reflect on the past and perhaps plan the future. We don't do employee reviews either, so not much communication with the boss here.
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locococo
9y ago
I am 10 years with my company, there was nothing. On the other hand another employee also had his 10 year anniversary got a honorable mention in the company blog, and a private dinner with the boss.
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Ask HN: What should I learn next to move on
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Ask HN: How do you organize your files
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9y ago
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