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epenn
14y ago
While I won't say this is bad advice, I also don't think it's the best way to truly free yourself in the manner I think the OP is getting at. In the long run you'll be far better off learning and cultivating rock solid CS fundamentals rat
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There are corporate exceptions. For example, Google seems to be working on a few big problems, such as the self-driving car and Google Glass. I'm not entirely sure I would classify Google Glass as a "big problem." Self-driving cars can ad
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First Bionic Hand That Can Feel
(independent.co.uk)
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I've heard good things so far. I know a couple groups using it and their impressions pretty much echo what you said. They felt a bit behind during project 1 while they tried to learn the new language, but are starting to feel more comfortab
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14y ago
Kesden is letting us use any language in 440 this semester, Go included. All of the handouts are still in Java, but we were told multiple times to use whatever we want. The only catch is if we want any help on the projects from him or the T
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Google Summer of Code 2013 announced
(google-melange.com)
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14y ago
At CMU, 15-440/640 Distributed Systems is also in Go. One professor does it exclusively in Go and the other gives you the option of Go, C, C++, or Java. http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dga/15-440/F12/
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What types of technical questions are asked in developer interviews?
(quora.com)
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What are some of the most ingenious algorithms in Computer Science?
(quora.com)
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No. That's only one example, depending on how the website is setup, but they're not limited to that. A distributed system is one that requires coordination among multiple machines to execute a task or set of tasks. A few examples: - A websi
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Spotting neuro-fiction: A guide to dissecting overblown neuroscience headlines
(blog.ted.com)
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Most of the time, you don't need to supply types in Haskell, as the compiler is perfectly capable of figuring them out for itself. I love type inference, but I feel like using it in this way doesn't realize its full potential. My function
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An introduction to proofs and the mathematical vernacular
(math.vt.edu)
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I think (?) the room on NS 2 you're thinking of is part of the Quality of Life Technology Center. <3 CMU and #proud. Can we all agree that the robot in the Gates 3 lounge area is somewhat creepy-looking though? His avatar looks like a c
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14y ago
I guess I'm a bit surprised some of them fell for this. That's a pretty typical/textbook/well-known attack vector. Given that they're a police department I'm surprised they didn't have some kind of training on that. Not necessarily even any
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Vim Text Objects: The Definitive Guide
(blog.carbonfive.com)
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I'm downvoting you, not because of what you're saying, but primarily for your incendiary tone. Content-wise, your musings on religion seemingly fail to take into account the existence of other religions outside of Christianity (or at the ve
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List of Common Misconceptions
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Gallery of Processor Cache Effects
(igoro.com)
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Paper on the genetics of magic in the Harry Potter universe
(mypocketshurt90.tumblr.com)
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AlgoViz: Algorithm Visualization Portal
(algoviz.org)
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Challenges of Getting to Mars: Curiosity's Seven Minutes of Terror
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Flavor Is Price of Scarlet Hue of Tomatoes, Study Finds
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Why some pages are intentionally left blank
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Similarly, I'll grant that the fight may appear asymmetrical at the higher level of organizations if one side is run by geeks and the other side is run by non-geeks. Nonetheless one should recognize that those hired by either side to be o
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IBM Simon, World's First Smartphone From 1993
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As an aspiring dictator looking to create my minimum viable regime, couldn't I also use some of these same (or similar) techniques to promote the creation of power rather than simply the maintenance of power? This guide is great for the Aya
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14y ago
I agree with the author's central point, although I don't know if I would de-emphasize the importance of the visual designer to such an extent. I think a couple of the examples he links to (Google, Facebook) are outliers. They succeeded in
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Implementing a Language with LLVM
(llvm.org)
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I don't currently have any SPDY experience so if there is a "best practice" for this I'm unaware of it. With that said, I would take a two pronged approach. On the server side you could set a timeout on that user's session to reclaim resour
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