scottdrake

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   by scottdrake 16y ago

   Do you have any hobbies? Are there any stores in your area that cater to your hobby? I'm trying to get back into RC-car racing and if I needed a 20-hour/wk job I might look at one of my local hobby shops. Agree with those who said lawn care
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   by scottdrake 16y ago

   great suggestion ... I'll forward him that PDF when he's done with finals and if he works his way through that and wants to learn more, I'll invite him to spend a few weeks at my shop. Thanks Daniel.
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   by scottdrake 16y ago

   yeah, that might be a bit aggressive with the number of technologies. He can probably get lost in HTML/css/javascript for a couple of months. I'd just like to give him an opportunity to build something he currently uses so he doesn't waste
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   How to get a 15-year-old started with coding?

   7 points by scottdrake 16y ago|14 comments
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   by scottdrake 17y ago

   This is something all publishers grapple with so I'm not going to fault Andrew for exploring ways he can make money for his time investment which is substantial. I think the pricing is a bit high ... I'd be more likely to pay $100/year for
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   by scottdrake 17y ago

   I can't tell you how many startups I've run across who are deperately looking for programmers who know [insert cutting edge/obscure technology here]. Because they can't find anyone they like, they are stuck making bad/deperate hires or with