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by arms 13y ago
As someone who's interested in Haskell and missed this the first time around, I'm glad it's back.
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by arms 13y ago
I know I would be very interested in this.
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by arms 13y ago
Good way to start the morning. Love me some loving code.
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by arms 13y ago
No one can predict what the landscape will look like in 5 - 10 years. My advice is to look at the tools being used in a field that interests you, and learn those. Technologies cycle in and out of popularity so you can never be sure what the
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by arms 13y ago
Terrific post. This is exactly the type of individual I want to work with - someone who recognizes that they're in charge of their own advancement, and doesn't lay blame on any outside factors. As developers/builders/hac
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by arms 13y ago
Agreed. I just watched the kickstarter vid and this is exactly what I've been hoping for. Can't wait til I get one in my pedal board!
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by arms 13y ago
I like this - it made me chuckle :) Can I ask who you used to print the stickers?
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by arms 13y ago
Thanks kibwen for the link, and thanks steveklabnik for writing this. I've been interested in Rust and this looks like a nice way to get my feet wet.
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by arms 13y ago
I love Python, but skip this 'article'. It's poorly written and offers nothing to the reader.
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by arms 13y ago
Agreed. I was expecting a 2 year release window and thought I'd forget about this before it was released. Nice to know I can try it out right now :)
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by arms 13y ago
In the Wired video, the worm looks cool, albeit not something you'd want to run into. The Daily Mail pics on the other hand are horrifying .
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by arms 13y ago
I've noticed a few more errors - is there a central place I can submit them?
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by arms 13y ago
Heads up - the link[1] where it says "If you need a refresher on Angular services, go through this video" leads to a video on filters, not services. - [1] http://www.thinkster.io/pick/sFObNwt4rA/angularjs
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by arms 13y ago
This looks very interesting, thanks for sharing. I especially like that you decided to go with a fantasy football app - can't say I've seen many tutorials do that ;) And last but not least, I like that you chose the MEAN stack, fo
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by arms 13y ago
Agreed. Diving in to examples is the best way to learn. I'm usually wary of these "Learn X in Y minutes" posts, but this one is great - maybe due to Go's succinctness?
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by arms 13y ago
Thanks for sharing this video. It's been awhile since I checked out Ember, but this video would've been a great resource early on. I'm happy to see that it'll provide a high level glance of Ember to people deciding on a
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by arms 13y ago
This looks great. My favorite resources are those that assume prior programming knowledge and aim to get the reader up to speed quickly with the specifics of the language, not programming in general. If anything, I think I'll start stu
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by arms 13y ago
Thanks for the recommendations, all. Just got my copy delivered yesterday and I'm looking forward to digging into it.
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by arms 13y ago
Python. IMO, it's so well designed that you can gain a comfortable (albeit still beginner) grasp on it within 40 hours, especially if you have prior programming experience.
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by arms 13y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I've been very interested in building my own Gmail client the past few weeks, and this looks like a nice starting point.
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by arms 13y ago
I was about to buy PCI a few days ago, but was worried that the information may be out of date, considering it was published six years ago. Do you think most of the material is still pertinent?
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by arms 13y ago
Seconded. I'm looking for as much learning material on Docker as possible.
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by arms 13y ago
This is great news, congrats! I'm looking forward to coverage of additional languages, especially Python.
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by arms 13y ago
Very impressive - I'd love to have something that looked that damn cool. The wrap around screen kept making me think of infinity pools.
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by arms 13y ago
I can't wait for this. I have fond memories of reading the Calvin & Hobbes strips as a kid. 20 years later I still find myself flipping through the anthologies and appreciating just how well written and imaginative the strips are.
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by arms 13y ago
Interesting idea, and even better name.
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by arms 13y ago
Very nice. I was looking for something similar to this a couple of days ago. This will fit the bill nicely :)
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by arms 13y ago
Very cool. This is one of those things that makes me wonder "where can I use this next?" Even more impressive is that this is apparently a few years old.
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by arms 13y ago
Very nice. I'm writing a Python app where this would come in very handy. Can't wait to try it out.
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by arms 13y ago
I went into this thinking "This'll be an obvious example - one I'm sure I wouldn't make." I was wrong, and now I know better. Thank you.

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