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by hath995 13y ago
Generally, I find programs that are useful to me are good places to start. Is this something that you do regularly that could be automated or generalized? I've made programs that help with my classes and sometimes even published them f
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by hath995 13y ago
Super clear youtube tutorials. I'm quite impressed. I feel like this makes category theory fairly approachable.
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by hath995 13y ago
I'm not an expert on Node.js but my understanding is that Ryan Dahl wasn't happy with the performance that PHP and Apache provide. PHP is very feature complete but the way Apache handles web requests means that a web server has a
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by hath995 13y ago
Javascript is pretty hot right now with the advent of NodeJS. Scala and Clojure are the up and comers. Python is a solid choice. Java, C/C++ are classic and have some new features on the horizon. Haskell, Erlang, and other lisp varieties ar
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by hath995 13y ago
As someone who also was recently diagnosed I highly recommend seeking out a counselor and speaking with your doctor. After getting treatment for ADD I am much happier and productive at school and work. In general, I'm less stressed as well.
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by hath995 13y ago
Tarn Adams, the creator of dwarf fortress, is the canonical game programmer example.
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by hath995 14y ago
I'd say do both. If you can get a job with just the developer boot camp then that is probably worth while. I haven't done a boot camp so I don't know what they cover but there is quite a lot to computer science. Yes you may be able to progr