DarkTree

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by DarkTree 12y ago
yeah actually can someone verify that this is related to his app? I can't really come to terms with entering my email into a blank third-party website.
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by DarkTree 12y ago
Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software by Charles Petzold. A great book that explains how computers actually work through number systems and the logic that acts on those systems. You start with the theory behind binary
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by DarkTree 12y ago
I still think that when claiming computers are 'smarter' than people, you are side-stepping the fundamental problem with which this article revolves around, and that is the problem of properly defining 'intelligence'. Ca
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by DarkTree 12y ago
Entrepreneur On Fire NPR Planet Money Ted Radio Hour Ted Talks Audio All are informative, inspiring and great to listen to over a cup of coffee.
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by DarkTree 12y ago
"Part of me would love to put all of my belongings in storage, take my laptop and freelance from around the world." It looks like you already answered your own question. This part of you is your intuition. You are in the perfect s
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by DarkTree 12y ago
Would you recommend these videos for beginners or are they tuned for the more experienced programmers?
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by DarkTree 12y ago
certainly looks like a classic pump and dump from the outside. Does anybody have any insight on this that the public may be missing?
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by DarkTree 12y ago
I know that many experienced developers are willing to forgo their free time in order to answer questions for beginners, hence, stackoverflow, but I am curious how the psychological difference of committing 30 minutes to a single person in
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by DarkTree 12y ago
cool.
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by DarkTree 12y ago
Sounds like a condensed version of Google
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by DarkTree 12y ago
It may be likely that if the world did work like that, he wouldn't be such a snake. People are conditioned to think that stepping on other people to get ahead is the only way to be successful. In that sense, I too wish the world worked