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Something akin to much of the 'learn to code' type of classes that have gained popularity in the past year?

It seems that a good hacker would have much more to gain by doing a 'learn to sale' type of class than a bizdev guy taking coding classes.

In San Francisco there's a real distinction between developers that have the fundamentals in their tool belt and those that don't.

I've interviewed a lot of people and go to a lot of networking events and this is what I've found:

It seems that if you know your way around ruby or javascript or such you can nab ~ 80k/year.

However, if you know even some of the basics of various algorithms and data structures -- think -- searching/sorting/hashing/etc you can easily command a 130 --> 150k/salary -- almost double!

Does this sound like you? Would you like to improve your skills and pay yourself higher?

Would you be interested in a 'computer science bootcamp' and finally learn the fundamentals that will allow you to obtain a significantly better salary and work on more interesting problems?

If so, would you prefer the following?

Full day Saturday workshops for 3 months?

1 month everyday for 4-5 hours?

Senate Votes Today on JOBs Act - Solicit Un-accredited on the Internet -- I believe this is going to be much larger than 'kickstarter for biz' -- this will allow so much financial innovation