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by tschwimmer 10y ago
Yes you are. I'm a PM and researched this decision myself a few months back. Most of the "well regarded" bootcamps teach basic front skills (HTML/CSS/JS). You're going to struggle to get a job in any of the the
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
What is that guy doing? Perhaps some sort of SEO exploitation?
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Watching – A a TV and movie recommendation website powered by the NY Times(nytimes.com)
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
There's no reason why they can auto-generate a "We have decided not to proceed with your application" email when they move your status to rejected at the very least. It costs marginally nothing.
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
What kind of professor is he?
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
As much as I'm a fan of passive investing, I think there are key differences between personal investing and institutional investing. The article mentions that much of the money is in equity indexes. This strikes me as very risky for a
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
you might find this interesting: http://www.salon.com/2000/02/07/casual_smoker/
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
Presumably RadPad owes this user their rent money since they didn't pay it. If the company goes into bankruptcy, what's the "seniority" of this type of debt? It seems like if enough people are affected by this it might b
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
> You might not be writing idiomatic Swift from the get go but no one is at that point. I think that's kind of the point the parent comment is making. How can a school acting in good faith open Swift classes if it's impossible
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by tschwimmer 10y ago
To extend the metaphor of an HTTP request being an ask rather than an action: I would liken SQL injection to asking if you can enter the building by throwing a brick through a window. Regardless of the content of the request, the requester