samuraicatpizza

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by samuraicatpizza 16y ago
> The Intelligent Investor is good, however, it's a bit dated. I found this edition helpful in that regard: http://www.amazon.com/Intelligent-Investor-Definitive-Invest... Each of Graham's chapters is followed by another chapter of in
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
I just got a Droid after having the same old Motorola phone for several years. The Droid has pretty much knocked my socks off. Contrast my old phone, that could make calls, text message, and take awful pictures, with the Droid which can be
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
I'm working on a website with my Mom! - http://www.wordsonthefly.com The aim of the site is to provide tools and tips for communication and writing. She's a veteran in marketing and publishing and I've been in the software field for a cou
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
And even if you do market well, the timing may be completely off or you may have bad luck.
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
Printer friendly (non-paged) version: http://www2.inc.com/print/138
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
I rarely use anything other than O'Reilly's"JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, Fifth Edition" ( http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596101992/ ). It may be a bit advanced if you haven't done much programming before and is probably more of a refer
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
First criticism, concerns, then praise in no particular order. Apologies for duplicates feedback. And I may have gotten carried away... Criticism: * We'll start with the offcolor comment: the name EventGel sounds like something KY or Trojan
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
Crockford is awesome. Here's one of my favorite pieces he wrote on his jslint javascript parser (written in javascript): http://javascript.crockford.com/tdop/tdop.html
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
If you use Firefox, the gTranslate extension is pretty good for looking up words/phrases quickly. All you have to do is highlight the word, right click, and there's a translation menu item that has the translation. It might not be the best
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
Rant accepted. Maybe my describing prior work experience as "necessary" was a bit of a hyperbole for all employment situations. I agree with everything you said and I also appreciate you talking about the counter-points to your arguments. H
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by samuraicatpizza 17y ago
Not to mention that a lot of grads may never have worked a day in their lives. I knew a lot of people who had tons of extracurriculars but never actually worked at a real job. Having previous work experience, even if it's a part time menial