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by monroepe 11y ago
The Last Argument of Kings by Joe Abercrombie. Book 3 of the First Law trilogy. http://www.amazon.com/Last-Argument-Kings-First-Three-ebook/...
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by monroepe 11y ago
The Way of Zen by Alan Watts is really good. I learned a lot and it helped me view the world differently. http://www.amazon.com/The-Way-Zen-Alan-Watts/dp/0375705104
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by monroepe 11y ago
Have you tried some of the free lancing websites like oDesk? While it probably doesn't completely solve your problem, it will give you some real world production experience. You might have to low ball some offers though.
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by monroepe 11y ago
Does uBlock work as well? I have thought about switching for the memory issues as well.
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by monroepe 11y ago
Ugh. Yeah I immediately leave the site when something like that pops up. I can't stand that.
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by monroepe 11y ago
I agree with your "Why not?" point. If you are already in college and plan to do 4 years, you might as well get a cs degree. For me it was too late to switch majors when I found out how much I loved programming. And it really wasn
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by monroepe 11y ago
Honestly it comes down to motivation. Whether or not you get a cs degree you have to super motivated and hard working to achieve greatness.
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by monroepe 11y ago
Are you posting it from an outside site? Because Facebook changed their API on April 30.
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by monroepe 11y ago
Such a good show. I wish there were more episodes.
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by monroepe 11y ago
Yeah most dev jobs are flexible about when you come in as long as you work hard and make the meetings. I am shocked he sent you home for the day. That is crazy. And don't get me wrong I am really annoyed by people who are late.
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by monroepe 11y ago
I definitely think it should be taught. If taught correctly, I believe it could really excite children about school. Plus it just offers so many benefits even to kids that won't become programmers like problem solving, critical thinkin
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by monroepe 11y ago
Wow. I really thought that screen shot was from IE8 or IE9. I didn't know they still had their back and forward arrows like that. It looks so bad in my opinion. I had to downgrade to IE9 at work for certain tasks and mine looks the sam
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by monroepe 11y ago
Probably because you are using an old version of IE.
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by monroepe 11y ago
You could try out some of the online freelance websites. My friend has had some good success web dev finding work on elance.
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by monroepe 11y ago
I don't know if I consider him my role model, but I definitely think what he is doing is amazing. And I love reading about him and his interests.
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by monroepe 11y ago
I was actually going to point that out too. I did a research paper on theft in this time period when I was in college and was shocked when I saw that people were sentenced to for theft. I mean I know it was a different time, but it really w
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by monroepe 11y ago
I could definitely see that. And that would be awesome!
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by monroepe 11y ago
I would never pay for an app.
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by monroepe 11y ago
I usually pronounce it "clee." I have never really heard anyone say it out loud though.
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Rand Paul accepts Bitcoin(secure.randpaul.com)
7 points by monroepe 12y ago|4 comments
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by monroepe 12y ago
Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb
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by monroepe 12y ago
Yeah for some reason this is one of the few places online where I don't feel like trolling. It's weird.
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by monroepe 12y ago
Elantris by Brandon Sanderson, Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb, Shadow Chaser by Alexey Pehov
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by monroepe 12y ago
Good question. My department just switched to Slack for our chats and I really don't see what the big deal is. It's great, but I don't see why it stands out.
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by monroepe 12y ago
It looks super cool. I actually just started working on a similar app. What did you use to make it?
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by monroepe 12y ago
Mihai Eminescu - "Si Daca" (And If in English) And if the branches tap my pane And the poplars whisper nightly, It is to make me dream again I hold you to me tightly. And if the stars shine on the pond And light its sombre shoal,
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by monroepe 12y ago
Your co-workers sound horrible. While I agree that you could learn a lot from the experience, even so I wouldn't want to work with those people.
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by monroepe 12y ago
I like the second a lot more. It's just easier to read without knowing anything else.
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by monroepe 12y ago
Everyone building a different app is a good idea depending on how far along they are. But early on I would have them make the same or a similar app.
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by monroepe 12y ago
Focus on helping them to build stuff and answering their own questions. Yes that other stuff is important, but unrealistic in a bootcamp. They need to leave being able to build something.

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