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#2As long as you didn't use Rails, you're golden!
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#3Ever seen a post saying “I’m a Norwegian woman, look what I made”? Your personal info is just as irrelevant. Please don’t destroy the balance of equality with it.
Let's be honest, a post titled this would probably skyrocket to the front page and devolve into arguing about women in tech within the first hour exactly how the I'm X old and made X posts devolve.
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#4It needed saying. I'm sad that it did, but kudos for saying it.
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#5> But in pursuit of this, don’t loose sight of your goal
I don't know why, but every time someone writes "loose" when they mean "lose" really bothers me. I need to work on that!
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#7yawn
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#9> But in pursuit of this, don’t loose sight of your goal I don't know why, but every time someone writes "loose" when they mean "lose" really bothers me. I need to work on that! EDIT: Quote the relevant line from the post
http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling
It's annoying. My pet peeves are your/you're and their/they're; seems everyone on Facebook under 25 is mixing them up, all the time.
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#10Because the metric is excellence. Realistically, you can't expect a 14 year old to produce something of the quality from someone with a decade more experience, all else being equal. But if they can produce something that is uncommonly ahead of your time, then you have a case for showing it off based on that fact, and it benefits the community to reward skill as early as possible and give people the opportunities that "fame" affords.