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by grigy 16y ago
Jerry Maguire
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Turns out the technology is not developed at Microsoft. They are using the PrimeSense chip, which gives the 3D sense to Xbox. Details here: http://eceplayground.com/2010/09/18/how-xbox-kinetic-works
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She just wants to meet an aesthetically challenged one.
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by grigy 16y ago
Well said! I have exactly the same feelings.
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A few days ago I ran into a similar service. It's free, though you have to review others sites: http://feedbackroulette.com/
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by grigy 16y ago
Working on my startup project http://inspection2.com . This is my first project with Django and JQuery, so I'm mostly spending time learning things.
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I learned by this book and recommend it - http://amzn.com/0134516753 . Meanwhile you can take a look at this tutorial - http://www.asic-world.com/verilog/veritut.html . Have no idea about boards. I worked with Verilog simualtors only.
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What hosting service to use?
1 points by grigy 16y ago|3 comments
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How find co-founder online?
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I've learned JavaScript and JQuery by this book. Very good one.
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How about Django? I thought it is the python's rails.
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As I've played all these arcade games in soviet times I can say with confidence that the emulators on their website are very high quality. While playing them I was transfered to my youth.
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As more technical from Pragmatic series: http://www.pragprog.com/the-pragmatic-programmer I love this book.
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Same story here. For those who have required skills staring is easy. But then we either lose motivation or start to think about another cool idea. So, for us the opposite (well not really opposite) should be stated - finish what you have al
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by grigy 16y ago
Can you explain how have you tried to learn? I have learned by books. Yes, it took long time, but reading a good book is both fun and productive way to learn. Unfortunately I can't recommend any of my books as they all were in Russian.
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Regarding the dictionaries it's much more easier to use them in electronic form. Even when reading normal books I'm sometimes trying to "search" a word in a text :)
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Actually I don't hold a CS degree either but I started programming at 12 and it took so many years to become a programmer.
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Hacker News is what helps me to stay up to date with the latest news and trends in technology, to hear interesting people, their opinions on various topics, to find useful resources that help to do my work in better way. Basically it's a fr
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by grigy 16y ago
If I can't finish the book in a few days then it usually takes forever to finish. Sometimes when I pause the reading for some time, then it's hard to restore the context so you can continue enjoying the book (true mostly for non technical b
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by grigy 16y ago
Joel Spolsky has a great article on software schedule estimation - http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000245.html . I found it useful and learned lot from it.
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Very impressive. Haven't heard about Django Dash before. As such it took me a few minutes to understand what's going on. Had to scroll down to read what the site is all about.
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In my thesis writing days I used to copy each revised version on a CD.
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Agree. If the author agree with the idea of getting degree then we can figure out what subjects are required. By the short answer I just wanted to let you know my opinion, that it's very hard to get into programming without spending some ti
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But people don't born with right mind. It's the hours and hours spent on solving problems make the right mind. Aren't you agree? What university gave me is how to think and learn.
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When giving -1 please leave some comments. I strongly believe that without understanding the basics of programming one can't become a good programmer. So it makes sense to spent some time and pick these courses.
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Before starting with iPhone development I would have her to get a CS degree or at least some of the standard courses.
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The same. I'm also using Django just because I got caught by the ideas they put in the heart of it and it's the most popular now.
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Why did you pick Django as a framework?