dcrall

> On June 20, 2015, the United States released its 2015 Summer Olympics schedule. The Times They Are A-Changin’ was released in 1963, when Americans were growing increasingly upset with Vietnam.

What? Was that article written by an AI? Your comment as well seems completely disconnected from the New Yorker piece and a flimsy excuse to use Dylan for your own gains. This is the type of behavior that drove Dylan away from the protest movements in the 60s.

Agreed. This is interesting in the midwest. To date we've stuck with Verizon to have both nation-wide coverage and coverage in rural Iowa. It looks like we could save significant money by switching.

I agree that Rails' strong opinions are still a strength. I like Clojure a lot, but for someone new to the language trying to get a Clojure web app started is like pulling teeth. Elixir and Phoenix, with their connections to the Ruby community, really get this, and I think they provide a much better introductory experience.

Not only is Spotify ugly, it's nearly unusable in my opinion. Today I was trying to navigate to a friend's playlist and was unable to do so from the list of my Facebook friends. The web presence for the playlist had no titles, and the first time I tried to open it in the app it failed.

I did not like Rdio's re-design at first, but it has grown on me more than I thought it would.

The classes are very good. They always have top notch trainers like Dave Thomas, Mike Clark, and Stu Halloway. The class sizes are small, so you have lots of one-on-one time. Of course there's only so much you can learn in two days, so I think it's important that you have some knowledge going in. That way you're in a position to know what to listen for and ask.