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by call-me-al 4y ago
also, this use has just 1 submission (this very one)
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by call-me-al 4y ago
this website doesn't necessarily answer the question in my post
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by call-me-al 4y ago
+1 for that recommendation
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Ask HN: Which software engineering books will not be irrelevant in 5-10 years?
1 points by call-me-al 4y ago|7 comments
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Why does Cambridge teach OCaml as the first programming language?(youtube.com)
3 points by call-me-al 4y ago|0 comments
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by call-me-al 4y ago
anything like this one but in English?
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by call-me-al 4y ago
finding this made me giggle. I had this idea a couple of days ago and started drafting how to solve it. Well, you saved me some work :)
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by call-me-al 4y ago
Are there more resources about code architecture in general? I am slightly frustrated since I can only find web service architecture resources when searching for software architecture on Google...
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by call-me-al 4y ago
> I was able to easily tackle problems that would baffle me before could you please explain how this book helped in tackling a new class of problems?
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by call-me-al 5y ago
not trolling but a genuine question: can it be because SQL is more performant than using pandas?
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by call-me-al 5y ago
I would say to start with the tech you are interested in. On the website you can select episodes based on tech (e.g. Laravel, Django, Elixir, etc.). Hope this helps!
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by call-me-al 5y ago
came here to suggest this. Great podcast!
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by call-me-al 5y ago
that sample sounds very convincing! if you don't mind me asking, what TTS library did you use to generate it?