jhferris3

I imagine they place a high priority on not losing tracking data, and I've never seen a tracking history 'revert' (updates that were there before disappear temporarilty), but there is sometimes a lag between an update and when you can see it through their website.

Anyone have any insight/experience with the internals? Just curious.

Inspired by this post: http://news.ycombinator.org/item?id=2007829

I find it useful/informative to get to see what other people have in their text editor configuration file. In the spirit of that, anyone care to share theirs? Mine isn't anything special, but here goes:

http://pastebin.com/gUXsprcL

I'm graduating from college this month, and just accepted a job that I'll start in June-July. I was lucky enough to get a signing bonus as well as have some money saved up, and I want to put this gap time to good use.

I've got a few side projects that I've been putting off that I could work on, and a few hobbies that I could spend some time on (photography, for one), but I could do these things anytime.

Any particular places to travel? Any experiences that I could go and seek out in this time? Any other ideas?

I know this probably varies a lot depending on type of company/position in company, but I'm curious. How much time do you spend thinking about/writing/debugging code? How much time do you spend wrestling with server configuration/makefiles/other roadblocks? Do you find it varies a lot company to company?

I ask because in the one internship at a 'real' company I've done I felt like I spent surprisingly little time actually working with code, and am finding the same with 2 (sort-of) research projects I'm doing this semester.