jasode

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   by jasode 13y ago

   >Please, just have a price and charge it. I know, I know, it's better for your metrics to practice price discrimination, and constant sales are a way to do that... but it pisses off customers who just want a simple, fair price. Actu
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   by jasode 13y ago

   What kind of courses? Are they graphics and productivity apps (e.g. Photoshop, Microsoft Office, etc)? Or are they programming & databases development stack? (E.g. PHP, Ruby, Javascript, etc). If the courses are of the first category (p
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   by jasode 13y ago

   >I can't think of many real world uses where counting the frequency of words would matter to most businesses. The idea is that it's the simple "hello world" of teaching mapreduce. Likewise for teaching new programming
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   by jasode 13y ago

   Named arguments by themselves do not fundamentally prevent data type errors when the underlying types are identical . Short variable names (v1, v2) or some other cosmetic ambiguity will deceptively compile with named arguments as the only
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   by jasode 13y ago

   Very nice work. Bret Victor also has demos showing "dynamic" manipulation of math. http://worrydream.com/#!/KillMath There's also the Lucas gallery but they are straight animations and not manipulated b