spartanfan10

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by spartanfan10 15y ago
Age totally affects knowledge. You can possibly be 16 years old and claim to have the breadth of technical and business knowledge as someone who is 35 and has been with multiple companies in multiple industries. That statement only proves t
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
So pumped for the Try It sections! This book is fantastic and Try It is a wonderful addition.
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
Yup, title is absurd, but the article is great.
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
Though I really don't like the idea of an "Us vs. Them" mentality in global development (it's been commented many times that this is not a zero sum game, there doesn't have to be winners and losers like in football), this article is inspiri
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
4 year olds on Wall Street.
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
I was thinking it. "Apparently you're 'to old' to know how to spell though."
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by spartanfan10 15y ago
I'd really enjoy seeing a follow up post on this with more detail on the process. This article describes the general feeling I've had, even outside of start ups. I do feel like the "actually coming through" part of scrappiness is the most i
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by spartanfan10 16y ago
So. Tired. Of hearing people complain about color. However it is manifested.
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by spartanfan10 16y ago
Still not convinced. I find Lisp interesting and even bought The Scheme Programming Language but can't convince myself it's more useful to me than other languages. I have been told about the power of macros before though, so to that chapter
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by spartanfan10 16y ago
They would probably be more successful in their university recruiting if they didn't wait until January to start making contact.