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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
In that case, CoderCharts would be helpful since for beginners, they don't necessary have to take part in competition. We have non-contest puzzles of various levels for users to try their skills. We have plans to push out more social feat
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
I agree with davorak. What you want to achieve would be a long term project. Since you are in your final 2 years, start attracting attention with projects that would stay in the campus longer after you graduate. Also, start from the fres
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
I really really like the concept. One page a day ... bit by bit, I would be able to finish a book! However, considering how many emails I receive every day, I am already skipping some of them so I can't guarantee to myself that I won't sk
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
Yeah, I think "intimidated" is the word! Very often, I find others knowing a lot more than I do and talk a lot more intelligently than I do ... but hopefully this will wear off a bit with time.
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
I am very new here and not sure about establishing friendship here. Honestly I don't have a lot of time digging into every piece of news. I think I spend more time reading the comments than the stories themselves ... very often you learn
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
Is that a bad thing? Besides, I suspect the subject in question will never be "entertaining" enough for some.
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
I agree. For a non-coder like me, I've been working intensely with CSS and html and some PHP the last 4 weeks. Things that got used over and over again will gradually stay in your mind after a while.
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
I always try to keep a balanced perspective when reading news like this ... not to panic too much but at the same time not to get too complacent. Actually, reading this news reminds me of checking my earthquake emergency kit.
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Ask:HN - New website for programmers welcome feedback
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
Tracing the story feels like reading a Robert Ludlum book! I am not surprised to see a movie based on this in the future.
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
My experience was that if the name we wanted was taken, it is worth spending time thinking of another catchy name instead of spending extra bucks. At the end, it's the quality of your service that contribute to your success, rather than yo
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by agnesberthelot 16y ago
both parents were blue-collar workers