darthVapor

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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   I haven't heard much about Nim (until reading this post). I saw that someone was comparing it to python in a way? What are your thoughts on it?
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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   How do you feel about Go?
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   Ask HN: Tips for landing a developing job after graduation

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   Ask HN: Favorite book series for languages?

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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   What kind of pay could I expect fresh out of college? I'm currently working part time as a developer in our college Software Engineering lab and am active in our local Code for America brigade
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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   I would say Scala if you have any background in java. Scala isn't strict so if you're working on a time sensitive project you can still use OO to get the job done in time. Other than that Common Lisp might be a good starting point
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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   its worth noting that they didn't send me an email with them all. I had to re-navigate to github's page to get the codes and then sign up on the other companie's pages.
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   by darthVapor 12y ago

   What are you talking about? I got all of mine as soon as I signed up?
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   Ask HN: Favorite programming/tech YouTube channels?

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