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Why Python chose Mercurial
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gilaniali
16y ago
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gilaniali
16y ago
You need to read this essay by Peter Norvig: http://norvig.com/21-days.html Its very easy to learn the syntax of any language, you can probably do 5-10 a day. But to really learn a language, you must use it. Try to solve problems and try
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gilaniali
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gitref.org is great. Its concise enough to get you and your team started. You can then move on to progit.org if you want advanced info if you care about mercurial (I do), hginit.com is great. It even provides a intro specifically for users
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gilaniali
16y ago
Did you design the site layout or did you buy it from somewhere?
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gilaniali
16y ago
Most banks dont really have apis. The way to get information is then to screen scrape but this would require your clients to give you information. Services like Yodlee.com simplify the process but are quite expensive to use unless you are f
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gilaniali
16y ago
While I personally use Django/python, going with Rails in quite beneficial as opposed to Scala. Firstly, there is a huge established community to help you out and you can readily find programmers to hire. Second, rails (or django) will allo
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gilaniali
16y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Swipely and Blippy use them too.
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gilaniali
16y ago
learn R.
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Ask HN: How can startups using Yodlee afford it?
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gilaniali
16y ago
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gilaniali
16y ago
You can use Amazon's Mechanical Turk Service to hire people to take surveys. Read this earlier post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1668588
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Ask HN: How do Swipely and Blippy get their data?
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gilaniali
16y ago
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