zorkerman

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by zorkerman 15y ago
I usually just redo a set of projecteuler.net problems, until I get enough context of the language to feel like I don't have to look up every single language construct.
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by zorkerman 15y ago
manager-tools has a nice website of podcasts about some basics of management. I find these guys to be really sharp. Here is a link to their basics page: http://manager-tools.com/manager-tools-basics one on ones, coaching, feedback and de
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by zorkerman 15y ago
As a recovering java enterprise developer I'd say pick a small project you are interested in and another language you are not familiar with and try it out. I found ruby an easier transition from java than python, Go might be interesting fo
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by zorkerman 16y ago
My own, and it was crashing, though only coincidentally coinciding with the dot-com crash.
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by zorkerman 16y ago
When you get my resume.
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by zorkerman 16y ago
I think a big problem in this space is liability, as a medical provider you have legal protections that help defray some of the liability associated with breaches in data, and more importantly subpoena power from the feds. Any data a user
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by zorkerman 16y ago
I find my son is surprisingly patient (more so than anyone else) to listen to me talk, even in technical depth, about the problems I'm working on at work. I even let him sit in my lap sometimes and watch me work on some code while I try to
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by zorkerman 16y ago
I agree it would be great, I've gotten letters from Amazon that it is hipaa compliant but not PCI, and from rackspace that it is pci compliant but not hipaa.
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by zorkerman 16y ago
In my job, if I'm not writing code, I'm not making money. Call it whatever you want.
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by zorkerman 16y ago
http://shop.sprint.com/en/software_downloads/pda_smartphone/...