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Constructionism (Learning Theory)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: Android programming with Clojure?
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by ashton314 8y ago
> Then give them a few options with trade-offs. I had (well, I’m in the middle of it, so have ) to fix a few bugs in a project that are the by-products of a deeply flawed architecture. I came to my boss and explained a handful of ways t
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by ashton314 8y ago
I'm curious to see how languages with support for rational types would handle this problem. (E.g. Scheme, Clojure, Haskell) Seems to me that they would eliminate the round-off problem entirely for a great number of commonly-faced appli
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by ashton314 8y ago
https://exercism.io Learn virtually any programming language by completing series of puzzles. Tests are all written for you. They just made a huge overhaul of their UX, and it’s really nice looking. I’m using it to try to learn
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by ashton314 8y ago
_Anathem_ by Neil Stevenson. Science Fiction. Takes place in a universe very much like ours. The most noticeable difference is the culture: intellectuals live inside monastery-like sanctuaries, while religious people live outside. The story
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by ashton314 8y ago
Wholeheartedly agree that the Stormlight Archive is the best. However, if you can’t stand cliffhangers, you might have a hard time since the series isn’t finished yet. The first Mistborn trilogy is complete—I’d start with that if you want a