The mental meanderings of a wannabe Renaissance Man
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For those who are new here, I’m Jake – an ordinary web developer by day and a rising fitness enthusiast by night. Just like many of you out there, I spent countless hours seated in front of a computer screen, buried under piles of code and
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A while back, the seeds of a post started rolling around in my head, inspired by my lack of satisfaction with the preparation my education provided me for a programming career. But I didn’t quite know what I thought. Then not long ago, Joel Spolsky presented