A day in the life of a Code for America fellow(codeforamerica.org)
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A day in the life of a Code for America fellow
http://codeforamerica.org/2012/07/11/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-cfa-fellow-prashant-singh/
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Hi Zheng, fair comment. If you'd like to learn more about the product and technical aspects of our work, check out these links: http://codeforamerica.org/demo/ and https://github.com/codeforamerica (including https://github.com/prashtx)
The problem is this is hacker news, and that post looks like it was intended for a more general audience. Thanks for providing those links, and maybe this is something you should look into: giving off a better impression on the web to fellow open source devs, persuade us to help out. /2c.
A disclaimer of - no code was hurt in the production of this article would of been nice.
That all said nice read and more so from a time managment perspective. Come in - do email - that in itself is a good way to warm up for the day and when you see that the real work gets done after lunch, like so many others then you appreciete coffee even more :).
I will say I was somewhat disapointed that no tie-tuseday pictures were included and can't help feel that they were pushed back for the chance of a free coffee down the line, but hey, priorities so fair play.
That all said nice read and more so from a time managment perspective. Come in - do email - that in itself is a good way to warm up for the day and when you see that the real work gets done after lunch, like so many others then you appreciete coffee even more :).
I will say I was somewhat disapointed that no tie-tuseday pictures were included and can't help feel that they were pushed back for the chance of a free coffee down the line, but hey, priorities so fair play.
This post makes me really appreciate that I have sane working hours and don't live in a big city.
Seriously though, the author goes into more detail about his coffee than his job. I assume the purpose of a post like this is to publicize and advertise for CfA, but it doesn't really tell me much about either the org or the work.