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Very well said! Damore is not a seasoned press veteran, and even if he was it wouldn't matter because press veterans are constantly being attacked too. I thought he did great in the CNN interview despite being out of his element. Just an introverted, earnest person trying to defend himself.

Do you think the author will be radicalized? When I try to empathize with Damore the alt-right looks welcoming while liberals look very unwelcoming. I could see myself being drawn towards the group that accepts me (or doesn't attack me). That's the process that I assumed from the radicalization idea. Have I missed the mark?

What are the disadvantages?

I like it! I'll have to try that the next time I encounter some new code.

A few questions:

* Do you worry about file names?

* Do you use names from the code or your own shorthand?

* How do you handle conditionals?

Any tips on how to learn code?

Good points. Thinking about the unfamiliar words analogy I would look up a word if I see it often enough or if it's key to understanding. Knowing if an unfamiliar word is important is tricky though--I can't define the process I use there.

How do you balance reading code with getting things done? I'm thinking of the "move fast and break stuff" attitude that doesn't seem to leave much room for reading a lot of code. I believe that reading and understanding the code will help you move faster eventually, but you're slower to start. So, how do you know when you've read enough?

Yes, this! I never have cash. After Thursday night date night I looked like a cheapskate because I couldn’t tip the valet. Whoops...

Any way to tie into Keybase (https://keybase.io/)? They already have my public key and several identities.

An interesting direction would be to build an open Rapportive. Index and associate everyone you can think of and make the information searchable. E.g, John Doe == facebook.com/johndoe == linkedin.com/profiles/john.doe == twitter.com/johndoe == www.jdoe.com

Do you know how to program? Do you want to stay technical? What are you doing to maintain and improve your skills?