blindra

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by blindra 14y ago
Ok I'll give it another try starting next week. thank you
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by blindra 14y ago
I considered that too. I tried to find the best sleeping time and duration for me, so I tried 6hour sleep, 7 and 8 hours. I didn't notice any change, and I can say I generally have solid sleep. Now I sleep around 7 hours, and I think I fou
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by blindra 14y ago
So what is your strategy while writing new programs? Do you use google/past projects/API docs all the time just like me? How did you survive interviews if you had any?
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by blindra 14y ago
That's kinda strange to me, because I generally hear "practice over theory" quotes.
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by blindra 14y ago
Great answer and suggestions, thank you! It's great to see that I am not alone on this. Except using Anki, everything in your posts apply to me. Ruby/Rails/Javascript/Backbone/Coffeescript - I know I can't be expert and be very fluent all o
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by blindra 14y ago
Wow that's a lot of trying. What you are suggesting is basically I should keep trying to learn. Because even though I can't memorize important stuff or I have to re-learn important concepts, at the end I am able to write good code, and I so
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by blindra 14y ago
"Five hours in the lab will save you a whole hour in the library." I am confused on this, you mean "a whole day" or am I missing something here? What I do to cover my this stupid problem is I work a lot. I always repeat myself and it is of
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by blindra 14y ago
"I have a terrible memory but can learn new things very fast." Exactly! I write technical blog posts as you do some time to time, and I have also github account. Besides that, I always keep opened my previous projects as references. So than
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by blindra 14y ago
Thanks for the suggestion ppereira, I'll check that out. But the thing is I am ok with not remembering small things or api call, as I tried to give some examples, I am having bigger issues than that.
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Any advice to a sw eng who can't remember/be expert on stuff
7 points by blindra 14y ago|19 comments