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by random_user 13y ago
> Clearly, being (viewed by employers as) a jack of all trades is bad. My problem is that I can't dumb-down my resume. One Google search and most of what I've done, going back thirty years, is all there. I can't get it a
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by random_user 13y ago
> So it sounds like you have as much technical talent as anyone who's launched a successful tech venture Without any ego at all, I'd say, yes. I may not be absolutely up to speed on every aspect of the cadre of web technologie
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by random_user 13y ago
Yes, I've been thinking about Kickstarter a lot lately. I am mildly convinced this might be a the best approach. I am not concerned about you being 20-something. I am looking for perspective I might not be generating on my own. All
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by random_user 13y ago
I just got done taking the MIT Intro to CS class on edX. I did this to get a sense of where I stand. I could teach it. Hands, down. I am going to take the second class in the sequence for the same reason. My guess is I know most of it. W
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by random_user 13y ago
[Part 3] During dinner last night my wife said she wants me to focus on finishing a Bachelors and then a Masters starting next year. She said she doesn't care if I don't work during that time. She feels this will be good for me me
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by random_user 13y ago
[Part 2] I've kept busy. I had dabbled in web and mobile development before but the bulk of my work --where most of my value in the business was found-- was in high performance FPGA and embedded hardware and software development. I&#x2
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Is there any value to a CS degree at 50?
48 points by random_user 13y ago|50 comments