notajuggalo

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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   So what? The monthly payment is only a small piece of the puzzle
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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   >Naturally, as with all things HN, there is an insinuation that anyone who is incapable of doing things the way an intellectually-advanced-but-socially-deficient 17 y/o boy would, must not be intelligent. No, that's not true at
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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   It's actually closer to a full-time job, except instead of them paying you you pay them $12,000. Makes no sense. Is that what they tell you to get your money? Wait, this really doesn't add up, she's a programmer but she&#x
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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   If you're a programmer and you have 3 months of time to work at this full-time you can accelerate your learning process without paying $12k. I laid out a free plan in a post above. I know it works because that's what I did.
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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   Easier access to education? $12k for 3 months is not easier access to education. That's just silly. Start with Paul Hegarty's iOS class on iTunes U, it's free and it's terrific. Do all the assignments (if you get stuck
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   by notajuggalo 12y ago

   If it's a good investment in her career she should just go get a loan. Alternatively, if she has a passion for programming and the skills you say she does she can take 12 weeks of her own time and learn to be an entry-level iOS develo