sigmundritz

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   Are you a good Open Source contributor?(koszek.com)

   4 points by sigmundritz 10y ago|0 comments
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   I’m a freelance copywriter(getcoleman.com)

   788 points by sigmundritz 10y ago|113 comments
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   by sigmundritz 10y ago

   The best you can do is to just learn stuff that is useful to you on a everyday basis. There's too much stuff to remember anyway, so there's no silver bullet for forgetting. my take is this: if you forget, it's not very useful
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   Ask HN: What are the online products with attached pledges?

   1 points by sigmundritz 10y ago|0 comments
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   by sigmundritz 10y ago

   For the mentors, you should join an Open Source project where people will die to have you contribute, and if you have questions and problems, you should ask. They're more than likely to help you, free of charge. But you must contribute
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   by sigmundritz 10y ago

   Richard Stevens' UNIX Network Programming books: http://amzn.to/2lmH8hy The 1st volume at least is going through a simple TCP/IP telnet server and enhancing it with features as you go (single connection, multiple