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by S4M 12y ago
An anecdote to counter yours: I am French, my wife is Japanese and we live in Barcelona in Spain where the school is in catalan. Our four years old understands Japanese and Catalan quite well (similar to a monolingual kid) and can speak Fre
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by S4M 12y ago
I am not a fan of Apple, far from it, but just like you, I feel lots of respect for Mr Cook, and wish more people could be like him.
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by S4M 12y ago
Thanks for the link. Out of interest, have you play with Shen yourself? Did you build something with it?
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by S4M 12y ago
There is Shen[0]that has Haskell's type system with Lisp syntax, but I don't think it's much used - I haven't tried it myself. [0] http://shenlanguage.org/
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by S4M 12y ago
I started a project in ActionScript3, and the language felt like an inferior version of Java, with static typing, everything is in the class, but without the generic. I know my experience with it is very short, but it was not pleasant to wo
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Never Invent Here(michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
30 points by S4M 12y ago|0 comments
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by S4M 12y ago
I think you have to work on something that interests you and develop around it. You will probably easily be able to get something simple running, but then you will have troubles in some small details, that will make you learn new things. An
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by S4M 12y ago
r/<my_programming_language> r/MachineLearning r/NeuralNetwork r/kernel I am pretty sure you can find a subreddit for every topic you can think of. The real question is whether that topic is going to be active or no
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by S4M 12y ago
You don't owe them anything. Just look for another job, and when you find it tell them you are leaving. If they really want you to stay they will make a counter offer that you may or may not accept. If you don't accept their count
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by S4M 12y ago
Unlike the other commenters, I wouldn't suggest any book yet. Instead, start playing with the language. Take your browser, bring on the javascript console (on Firefox it's ctrl-shift-K, on Chrome it's ctrl-shit-j), and start
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by S4M 12y ago
I think it's because RoR allows one developer to make an app quickly while .NET is more for a team. If you're someone who needs only one developer for your Rails app - because you were the only developer and have to move on to do
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by S4M 12y ago
Well, I still can save the webpage under my_webpage.makemake.io and then save the source, but it's not so convenient. What you could also do is integrate makemake.io with a subversion, so as a user I could change my website, and then
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by S4M 12y ago
I just tried Makemake.io, it's pretty neat. One thing I'd really like with it, is to be able to save on my hard drive the page I just made, so I could use integrate it with my own website not hosted as your subdomain. Anyway, keep
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by S4M 12y ago
Well, I had some classes you mentioned (statistics, numerical methods, linear regressions) and never touched matlab.
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by S4M 12y ago
I was gonna apply, but since I'm a solo founder in Spain... I am sure the rent I would pay in the Bay area alone would absorb the investment he would make in my product.
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by S4M 12y ago
Can you tell what you want to do with TempleOS, who is supposed to use it, and what kind of skills you are looking for?
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by S4M 12y ago
Totally OT, but in French the word "clavier" means "keyboard", so I thought it was about a new kind of keyboard been released. Oh boy was I confused when I checked the article!
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by S4M 12y ago
Hi Sama, Is YC a good fit for someone targets a lifestyle business, as opposite to having great ambitions like becoming the next Google/Facebook?
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by S4M 12y ago
What's your startup? How many users do you have? I you don't have any after 7 years, it's a bad sign - speaking as someone who has been working on his own startup for 8 months, without any user yet.
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by S4M 12y ago
In Japanese, "te" means hand, and "kara" means both "Chinese" and "empty", so karate originally meant "Chinese hand", since it was derived from the Chinese kung fu, but its meaning later was
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by S4M 12y ago
The problem with the karma of Stack Overflow is that the questions that are the most viewed, and thus are getting the most votes, tend to be very easy, like the ones you mention, or this one [0] about merging two dictionaries in Python. At
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by S4M 12y ago
Dude, I am sorry to hear that.
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by S4M 12y ago
It's not interactive, but there are plenty of videos available on youtube (for example: this series explains how to make games with python and pygame [0]). Since he doesn't have internet, you will have to download the videos, most
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by S4M 12y ago
Am I the only person who hates daily morning stand ups here? Not everybody on the team arrives at the same time, so if you arrive early it will become aninterruption in your workflow. Sometimes I can't do what I planned to do and most
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by S4M 12y ago
Same here, Spanish IP.
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by S4M 12y ago
As someone who did a bit a C++ at University and switched to Python, your comment makes me want to learn modern C++. Do you have any suggestion on where to start?
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by S4M 12y ago
A Firefox (or Chrome) plugin to collapse comments on HN.
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by S4M 12y ago
For a male activist, it would be "un activisto". Sorry for being pedantic.
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by S4M 12y ago
Thanks, that article is indeed better, I hope a moderator can change it.
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Nasa's Dawn probe achieves orbit around Ceres(wired.com)
85 points by S4M 12y ago|12 comments

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