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Bingo. Couldn't have explained it better myself.
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G650 on Wednesday January 06, 2016 @11:16PM
from the ask-hn dept.
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Disagree completely. You are stuck in the old world mentality.
Amazing. You inspired me to write a blog post.
I couldn't have said it better and I'm still a cycling newbie. Props!
Oh man. This is not good amidst the gentrification debate.
So would you recommend Ruby over Python? That's the feel I am getting from your post. If so, why (besides the obvious resources you mentioned that are available for a noob like me)? Thanks so much by the way! Really excited.
thank you so much for your advice. I am going to start today so I really needed this. Looks like people agree phython and ruby are great places to start. I'm going to go with one of these.
Short and to the point. Good stuff. Hey guys, in your opinion, what language should I learn first? I am new to this and I will be going to codecademy and other sites. What is the most useful language for web apps and such. For example, what if I wanted to build useful things like my own product hunt.
Really good points.
1) I am a Mexican American so seeing a successful Mexican in tech is really uplifting because there are very few that I can relate with. Definitely an angle that the journalist used so I agree with you. The headline unfortunately caught my attention but hey that's life.
2)Fantastic point on the terminology. This is now filed in my brain for later use. Thanks!
Think about that for a second. About $130,000/year. How much are they worth to the company? About 10X more. I hope some of these guys realize their worth and just create their own software.
Good stuff Jesse. Excited to see where this goes.
They will be reimbursing those people. If you read the additional information at the bottom of the site:
"Additional Information
Apple is contacting customers who paid for a repair either though Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider to arrange reimbursement. If you have not been contacted, but paid for a repair that you think was due to this issue, please contact Apple."