chipuni

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by chipuni 7y ago
Only one result for US to Mexico? You should look at other companies...
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by chipuni 7y ago
Try writing some larger programs in a modern Lisp. Lisp causes you to think in different ways. It allows for metaprogramming in ways other languages don't allow. It is endlessly reconfigurable.
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by chipuni 7y ago
I did the same thing for Java about a year ago: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/647806244
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by chipuni 7y ago
Pretty much, yes. I do put the names of specific functions in my Anki. And concepts. Instead of just describing what questions I put into Anki, here's a curated selection of the for the Java language: https://ankiweb.net&#x2
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by chipuni 7y ago
I also use a Pomodoro-style system to get myself to concentrate. Right now, I'm using the _Forest_ app on my Android to tell me to concentrate. Good luck!
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by chipuni 7y ago
The book was probably Liu Cixin's _The Dark Forest_. If you want to read it, start with _The Three-Body Problem_, the first in the series.
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by chipuni 8y ago
Unreadable. Arabic has a strong difference between letters of the same word, and different words. There is no exact equivalent in English... b&u&t&i&t&m&i&g&h&t&b&e&s&o&m&e&t&a
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by chipuni 8y ago
What does this language do better than other languages? What can I do with this language more easily? Where is it most useful? A really useful programming language website would present a medium-sized project, showing the strengths and wea
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by chipuni 8y ago
I learned to type Dvorak about ten years ago. Dvorak, by itself, won't make you a faster typist. It will help only if you're actively training for speed-typing. Dvorak will cause problems with any keyboard shortcuts that depend on
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by chipuni 8y ago
What terrible puzzles. First, the article needs to specify that these puzzles should be done in C. Second, none of the answers to "Print all numbers between 1 to N without using semicolon" -- the only one I clicked on -- are done
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by chipuni 8y ago
What do you mean by "self-taught" -- and why is that important? Even if you can't go to a university, they remain great ways to learn software engineering. For example, https://ocw.mit.edu/index.htm has usefu
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by chipuni 8y ago
And nothing bad could POSSIBLY go wrong with this. </sarcasm>
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by chipuni 8y ago
The MOST IMPORTANT thing is to start practicing, and keep practicing. Very few people stay motivated to study, unless they have some kind of goal. So try finding your goal first. Perhaps it would be to create something that would help your
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by chipuni 8y ago
1. I would pick up other techniques for getting myself unstuck. Stopping and doing something else sometimes works... and sometimes, it just makes you later. Favorite ones for me include googling (you'll be doing a lot of this!), rubbe
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by chipuni 8y ago
Anyone who says either "Coding is right for you" or "Coding is not right for you" doesn't know the truth. ONLY YOU can figure out whether coding is the right field for you. The questions you should ask yourself: 1.
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by chipuni 8y ago
World's shortest palindrome:
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by chipuni 8y ago
If it's a large company, the HRC corporate ratings should list how LGBT-friendly it is: https://www.hrc.org/campaigns/corporate-equality-index Good luck in your job search.
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by chipuni 8y ago
You will become a better developer if you study more languages. You will become a better developer if you study more mathematics or statistics. You will become a better developer if you study psychology and interpersonal relationships. You
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by chipuni 8y ago
Getting a programming job has only one secret: passing the whiteboard interview. The questions in a whiteboard interview have little in common with real world experience. But they're one of the hoops you have to jump through. Sign up w
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by chipuni 8y ago
I'm not interested in doing your research for you. But I'll give more specific questions that you can research. Look into the history of the keyboard and the typewriter. Commercial typewriters have been around since the 1870s, and
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by chipuni 8y ago
I'd recommend Minecraft. If that's too much of a game for the school to allow, and it MUST be programming, then I'd look at things like Alice ( http://www.alice.org/ ) or Squeak ( https://squeak.or
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by chipuni 8y ago
> If you look at a county by county map of the US election 2016 results... Counties don't vote. Further, most counties have very low populations. Two facts about the 2016 election matter: - Hillary Clinton got 65,844,610 votes; Dona
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by chipuni 8y ago
The people, by themselves, wouldn't be enough. Let's assume we have the people AND the kind of resources 100 people working at Amazon would have. Then I would have them work on a multi-pronged project to get a higher percent of pe
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by chipuni 8y ago
Nope. We're all about bashing things with swords.
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by chipuni 8y ago
If you're too busy to read the article, here it is... Dear software engineer, How dare you go where there is money instead of to my startup? I won't say why my startup will be better than the tech giants, but because you want to g
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by chipuni 8y ago
What are you writing? If the code base is simple, then developers can do it all. If the code base is complex, then developers must specialize.
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by chipuni 8y ago
Magic Leap have asked you to take down their documentation. How should you handle this? <b>Bring your legal questions to lawyers, not to random people on the Internet.</b>
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by chipuni 8y ago
Too many questions about this site: 1. What makes this page a 'developer' lottery? 2. Why should I believe that there IS a CAD$1000 payout? 3. What are the chances of winning?
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by chipuni 8y ago
I don't think the author could argue against the entire concept of P2P networks. One of his major projects is LOCKSS -- a decentralized P2P network for preserving articles. https://www.lockss.org/news-media/blog&#x
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by chipuni 8y ago
Speak more. The trick is to get involved in things where you have to speak more. If you can, spend time in an English-speaking country. (Canada is amazing, especially Vancouver, Montreal, and Toronto.) If you can't spend time in an Eng

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