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My wife’s grandfather was a Korean War vet. Loved talking to him about it before he had Alzheimer’s and eventually passed. Great man. His wife is still around (92 I think) and very sharp

I think an MIS or BA degree would be great if staying around Texas. Lots of great jobs at companies where tech role is more about supporting the business than being a tech first company. Understanding business processes can help in deeply understanding the software businesses use (ERP/CRM systems, BI and Analytics). Could help in understanding the gaps that need to be filled by custom apps or tooling.

Main things we look for in candidates are:

1. Basic coding fundamentals. You don’t need to know everything, but you need to demonstrate you can write clean, readable code and understand why it works.
2. Ability to learn and grow independently or with little guidance.
3. Soft skills (know how to communicate, problem solving)
4. Most importantly, just be a cool. We spend more time with our dev team than our own families so we have to enjoy being around each other

I’m loving ABS. I hate the argument that it takes the human element out of the game. Nobody’s buying tickets to watch the umps. Adds accuracy and excitement to the game

Sam Burns would be cool

Is this graph saying that I drank all 4 drinks at the same time and immediately had a bac over .08?

I think we’re dealing with a team that isn’t as hungry as past teams. A few Nattys in a 3 year period can make a kid think he doesn’t need to get early work in before games

Let’s just not walk guys and start there. Not asking for too much. Fastballs don’t need to be faster. Curveballs don’t need more break. Strikeouts can even go down. Just DONT WALK GUYS

Possibly the greatest pitcher of all time by the time he hangs it up against an all star lineup for a chance to advance to the championship. Skene’s love for his country just amplifies it

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