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Author Archives: Sheldon "Don" Sandbekkhaug
Why Are Software Engineers So Specific?
Software engineers have to examine tiny differences every day. Sometimes this mindset leaks into other parts of our lives. Continue reading
Posted in Software
Tagged engineering, microblog, personality, soft skills, software
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Would You Rather Be a Billionaire in 1916?
Would you rather be a billionaire in 1916, or continue living in 2016? Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged microblog, money, Psychology, question, thought experiment, time
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How to Choose the Perfect College Major
Figure out the job you want and pick a major based on that, not the other way around. Continue reading
Posted in Psychology
Tagged advice, career, college, job, major, optionality, university
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Entree: One Year Later
Entrée Last year, I wrote about Entrée as an up-and-coming student startup in Austin, TX. Since then, they’ve pivoted from their original idea and are now focusing on creating an order-ahead service for restaurants. “Entrée lets you order ahead from … Continue reading
Posted in Software, Startup, Startup Spotlight
Tagged advice, Austin, food, minimum viable product, restaurant, Startup, student
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The Magic Behind Code Reviews
In software, 1 + 1 is more than 2. Continue reading
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