rholdy

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by rholdy 9y ago
Been using Final for a while. Love it and love you for building it.
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by rholdy 9y ago
There is no collaboration between VA and the streaming services. This is a rogue third party service that is not sanctioned by any of the streaming service providers.
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by rholdy 12y ago
MasteryConnect | Software Engineer | Salt Lake City, UT MasteryConnect began when an experienced educator was inspired to focus on mastery learning and formative assessment, but was frustrated by a lack of time and tools. He wanted a way to
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by rholdy 12y ago
I've heard good things about Brackets. But haven't fired it up with Yosemite yet.
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by rholdy 12y ago
Because mainstream news is garbage.
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by rholdy 12y ago
Wow. Impressive sleuthing. This is the program I went to, http://www.devpointlabs.com/ And I now work for MasteryConnect.
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by rholdy 12y ago
Went to a 3 month code school. Had multiple, full-time job offers after the program was done. Took one of them. My company has gone back and hired 5 more people from the same program. Worked out well for me, and I learned much more attendin
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by rholdy 12y ago
Comcast
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by rholdy 12y ago
Great post Matt. Thanks a lot. Vivint is a super shady company in just about every way possible. It's no surprise that they resort to shady SEO. If only Google could get rid of their Doucebag salesman as well...
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by rholdy 12y ago
amazing.
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by rholdy 12y ago
'Ideas belong to the people who bring them to life.' -- This. A million times. This.
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by rholdy 12y ago
Build it yourself. If it takes off, hire that dude to work for you. If his buddies are worthwhile, hire them too. Sitting around dreaming shit up in no way qualifies someone to run a company.
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by rholdy 13y ago
Go build it.
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by rholdy 13y ago
I think that if your current employer tries to make you feel bad about taking a job taking twice as much money THEY are the douchebags, not you.
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by rholdy 13y ago
Great article as always. I can't believe people aren't throwing money at you to come work for them.
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by rholdy 13y ago
I'm sorry that your wife had a bad experience, but your statement "that's the right way of starting [your] career in computer science" is ridiculous. There are many paths my friend.
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by rholdy 13y ago
This is too bad. As a graduate of a similar bootcamp program who is currently working as a Jr. Developer it makes me really sad to see this kind of interference from the Government. As with everything else in life, situations that sound &qu
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by rholdy 13y ago
Pinterest
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by rholdy 13y ago
Are you planning on verifying that people leaving reviews have first hand experience with a school? Do you allow people affiliated with the school to respond to the reviews in order to share their side of the story? As someone who has parti
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by rholdy 13y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Haribo-Gummy-Candy-Sugarless-5-Pound/p...
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by rholdy 13y ago
Javascript. Then Rails.
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by rholdy 13y ago
Great idea. Pretty sure I wouldn't get much done with limited internet access though. Maybe I'll try to simulate limited connectivity for a while a see how it goes...
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by rholdy 13y ago
I think a better question to ask is: "Do I know somebody who is proficient in this language that can help me learn when I get stuck?" A real life friend that will explain things to you when you need help is going to be infinitely
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by rholdy 13y ago
Regulation. In a true "free-market" system, like we would have if the HN Libertarians were in charge, running a business of this type would be much easier and more profitable. In Colorado, for example, the only reason they have re
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by rholdy 13y ago
Well Done! The naming convention updates are going to be very useful.
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by rholdy 13y ago
I'm getting a little sick of the term "Growth Hacking" but this article is spot on. Although, the strategies read more like good old fashioned elbow grease than growth hacking tricks.
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by rholdy 13y ago
Cool idea. Joined the que.
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by rholdy 13y ago
http://learncodethehardway.org/ This is a good place to start. http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ This is another excellent resource. Good luck.
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by rholdy 13y ago
...because we all know the way to make your start-up successful is to begin by looking for the easy way out for every possible decision...
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by rholdy 13y ago
...and if you don't have something good, you'll figure it out a lot faster with marketing than without. With a short runway, like when you're living out of your car or something crazy, figuring that out is pretty important.

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