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by exim 15y ago
Who said Tanenbaum was wrong? The fact that he doesn't swear, doesn't make his arguments weak.
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by exim 15y ago
I would add politeness. Not sure about Linus, though...
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by exim 15y ago
Could you please inform me if John Lakos's and/or Alisdair Meredith's teams are hiring and how to find these job postings?
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by exim 15y ago
____ing awsome! Family friendly :) Are you considering remote candidates?
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by exim 15y ago
Is a remote employment option available?
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by exim 15y ago
It doesn't necessary apply to this specific posting. But in general, as with many open source projects out there, the point is in increasing author's visibility on the net and assisting author's CV in finding a job. And there is nothing bad
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by exim 15y ago
For me, it changed how I looked at statistics. It was irrelevant regarding programming in general.
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by exim 15y ago
How are you getting the actual content?
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by exim 15y ago
Well, combinging ads and educational content is a whole new area.
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by exim 15y ago
Where did you see "force" or "others"? I share what I own. I own what I have.
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by exim 15y ago
It would be great if they can coordinate their classes with Coursera. I signed up for algo-class.org, but now I see that Udacity will also have similar class. Edit: I completed ML (Coursera) and AI Intro (Udacity) classes and I have to admi
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by exim 15y ago
There are three kinds of people: 1. Those who pay for copyable things 2. Those who don't 3. Those who pay if they can't find shared one. The percentage of 3rd is rather misere. One example: In my country, Windows is std de facto OS, because
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by exim 15y ago
It is not piracy, it is sharing. We were learning from childhood that sharing is a good thing. I'd never refuse to anyone asking to share a copy of some mp3/dvd/software or any other type of copyable thing, even if I paid for it.
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by exim 15y ago
Could you please point me to the reading list? Also, it would be great if you put course notes text besides videos.
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by exim 15y ago
From an outsider point of view, USA is good, if you want to live there for a several years, save some money and return to your home country. On the other hand, Norway (or any similar "kind-of-socialist" country in Europe) is good if you wan
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by exim 15y ago
Not relevant to your course, but do you know if it is planned to put other courses, like Compilers, Programming Languages Theory, Symbolic AI and maybe also Operating Systems, in the near future?
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by exim 15y ago
Do you have an option for remote commitment? (outside USA and not willing to relocate during learning period) Also, is it possible to learn only Ruby, without Rails? While I find Ruby a very interesting language, I'm not really interested i
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by exim 15y ago
Gee.. This guy loves writing.
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by exim 15y ago
Regarding work-life balance, did you mean 35 hours week?