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calvinfroedge
8y ago
Remote work! Codementor, Toptal, Upwork, etc. A programming job in Panama pays like a few thousand a month at best.
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8y ago
I have a good friend who lives right down the road and is also Australian, works for Microsoft research
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8y ago
Thanks =)
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A coder paradise in the mountains of Panama
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Why I'm not staking my future on MeteorJS
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11y ago
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Merit Based Hiring – blind to race, gender, creed and pedigree
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OctoBadge – GitHub JavaScript Widget to show stats and contribution graph on your blog
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Great Teamwork with PHP5.4 Traits + Interfaces
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Evolving - How a Programmer Grows (Quickly)
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15y ago
Getting flagged with "web dev" is like getting AIDs. Rofl.
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15y ago
Dude, yes. Bravo.
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Education 2.0 - the Business Model
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A (not) Quick Lesson in Operators
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The Difference Between a Function-like Macro and a Function in C / C++
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How Well Do You Understand Static Variables?
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15y ago
Totally! I'm going to do a post about reactive programming as well = )
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Quick Introduction to the Observer Pattern
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Understanding Singletons - Check it out HN, My First Post on Design Patterns
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Good Charity, Bad Charity. The Chicken Story and How it Changed My Life.
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15y ago
Make it sink or swim. Force yourself to learn or perish...you'll learn. To echo what others have said, having a problem you need to solve is paramount to succeeding. If you're just reading a programming book, being introduced to totally f
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Frameworks and Knowledge Workers, Lab Rats and Code Monkeys
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15y ago
I agree. It was pretty awesome to be in a paceline for the first time. Something I forgot to put in the blog post was that one guy told me..."You're not responsible for the guy in front of you. You can't do anything about what he does.
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What Cycling Taught Me About Teamwork
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16y ago
If this is true lol, it makes me feel small haha. Kudos to omg@ Kayla (if she exists lol) = D lol hehe rofl omg
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Those Who Create Marketplaces and Those Who Participate in Them
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16y ago
All good points (very good points). I think we will see the cost of extraction result in a net energy loss by the end of the decade, and maybe sooner. I could be wrong, though. As for growth rates, where do you see that global growth is
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And thanks for the link, btw = )
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16y ago
I think people will HAVE to work, for some very hard years, on achieving sustainability. Only then will we truly be on autopilot, and will humanity be able to focus its time on other things. Until then, all we're doing is tricking ourselv
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Intensely interesting. This is the most poignant section in the article: "For example, imagine a man we’ll call Sam, who was born in 1900 and died in 1974. Sam entered a world of iceboxes, horse-drawn buggies and, commonly, outhouses. He d
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I really like the idea of looking for someone to apprentice with. It's awesome that he found someone to take him in. "look to the master, follow the master, walk with the master, see through the master, become the master." I started codin
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