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Must Have vs Code Extensions for Python Developers(crossplatform.net)
1 points by cplat 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Learn Python as Your First Programming Language(crossplatform.net)
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Motivating Yourself When You Are Stuck on Something for Days(crossplatform.net)
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by cplat 7y ago
Congrats on writing the book! As I'm a student of GeorgiaTech, I have access to Oreilly's Safari. I just found the book over there and am looking forward to reading it.
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Programming should be data oriented rather than code oriented(raahul.me)
2 points by cplat 7y ago|0 comments
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Meetings – The power naps of the 21st century(raahul.me)
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A great Stanford resource for learning programming in-depth(raahul.me)
3 points by cplat 7y ago|0 comments
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Do You Outsource Thinking?(raahul.me)
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by cplat 7y ago
The 2nd point really resonates with me. I was reading this book called “Ultralearning” and feedback was one of the biggest points mentioned there. People who get prompt feedback can immediately use it to learn from experience. People who do
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by cplat 7y ago
I might need someone who has done the on campus version to pitch in. However, I’m assuming that the assignments are on par with the on campus version, and proctored exams almost too. The difference is in the number of subjects that you can
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by cplat 7y ago
[OP here] I agree with you. Even if GT's courses, the course material is pretty standard and doesn't actually drastically increase your understanding. It's the assignments that give you the most value, which are similar to Ud
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by cplat 7y ago
[OP here] You're right. I actually did my bachelors in Electronics and Telecommunications engineering, which can only be done in college because of the expensive equipment required to learn anything of value.
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by cplat 7y ago
[OP here] Yes, you're right. In my case, I had the fortune of starting to program at a very young age, about 11. I started doing these courses to get on the whole ML/AI bandwagon (although I had been exposed to neural networks in
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Online courses vs. colleges for software engineering(raahul.me)
212 points by cplat 7y ago|165 comments
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Do not experiment with software in the office(raahul.me)
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Consistently do smaller things for larger impact(raahul.me)
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Hiring expert computer scientist and algorithmist to write the next hello world(raahul.me)
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The primary skill that makes you a good senior developer or an architect(raahul.me)
1 points by cplat 7y ago|0 comments
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The best way to learn Python is not always courses(raahul.me)
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The challenge with MOOCs and online learning(raahul.me)
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by cplat 7y ago
Cool project. On a side note, Apache Drill ( https://drill.apache.org/ ) is also worth checking out. The homepage doesn't make it very apparent, but I've used it to query CSVs, etc., using SQL.
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by cplat 8y ago
Thanks! This is very useful.
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Ask HN: Any good resource on writing your own mmap allocator?
6 points by cplat 8y ago|2 comments
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Sublime Text Ctrl+P Like Fuzzy Matching in Few Lines of Python(crossplatform.net)
4 points by cplat 8y ago|0 comments
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Surprising Answers to FizzBuzz-like questions in developer interviews(crossplatform.net)
3 points by cplat 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How do you network with people working on machine learning/AI?
1 points by cplat 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Is machine learning useful outside the few very common applications?
2 points by cplat 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Are there good resources on data engineering and infra (not science)?
2 points by cplat 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How do you bootstrap/start writing data-science/ML applications?
2 points by cplat 8y ago|1 comments
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by cplat 9y ago
Apache Drill ( https://drill.apache.org/ ) is also a great alternative. Although advertised as a query engine for Hadoop, it works perfectly fine on local CSV and JSON files.

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