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Patrick McConlogue is a 23-year-old Manhattan-based programmer. On his way to work each day, McConlogue passes by Leo — a homeless man who lost his job at MetLife just two years earlier.
McConlogue approached Leo one day with an offer. He would either: a.) give Leo $100 in cash or b.) give him a cheap laptop, three JavaScript books, and teach him how to code.
Leo accepted McConlogue's offer to teach him how to code, and they're four weeks into the lesson plan.
Watch to learn more about Leo and Patrick McConlogue's coding theory.
muSSang
Awesome! i love these positive stories.
It reminds me of what Jesus said, excuse my ignorance if i got it wrong, " I can give you a fish to feed you for a day, or I can teach you how to fish so you can feed yourself for a lifetime" something like that.
muSSang
reply to post by missvicky
Wow i was sooo wrong haha.
Give a man a fish; you have fed him for a day. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime." This is an old Chinese proverb. In the Bible, Jesus said, "I will make you fishers of men."