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From Chicago via Stanford, Cameron Drake is an engineer, designer, entrepreneur, photographer and writer based in San Francisco. This blog is a collection of musings, photos, code and ideas.

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6 years

You Don't Scare Me

Let's Talk About Charlottesville.
I have only been to Charlottesville one time, and I was actually quite fond of the place. In 2006, I was chosen as a Ron Brown Scholar, a scholarship offered each year to "young African Americans of outstanding promise".1 The organization's headquarters...
6 years

The Trump Talks: Environment

Recently, I spoke with a Trump Supporter about the environment.
High-Level points
EPA administrator Scott Pruitt says that carbon dioxide’s role in the Earth’s changing climate remains unclear. This is categorically false and a break from science.1
7 years

Whiteboard

Introduction
Coding interviews are stressful. I have been on both sides of many interviews and have seen the process go many different ways. Being self taught I had just as much to learn for the interview process as I did for actually doing my job.
Google Coaching Call...
11 years

Building Websites

HTML
Using progressive HTML5 techniques can not only save you time developing, but also can enrich performance. For example, rather than writing a long chunk of code to validate a form input, use the new HTML5 form elements which automatically validate (input...