jumasheff

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by jumasheff 11y ago
Being a noob, after asking several "dumb" questions, I was given a link to Eric Raymond's "How To Ask Questions The Smart Way"[1]. You need to learn to ask questions the proper way. Ask your supervisors to organize
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by jumasheff 11y ago
It's great that it is MicroPython compatible. https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/1106
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by jumasheff 11y ago
Kyrgyz here. An evil lesson is soon learnt. It's highly possible that our regulators will try to push similar bill.
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Partial sleep in the context of augmentation of brain function (2014)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
44 points by jumasheff 11y ago|14 comments
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by jumasheff 12y ago
@ArkyBeagle Thank you for the book recommended! @smtucker I'm also a math noob, and I'm a half way through Udacity's "College Algebra" (free) course: https://www.udacity.com/course/viewer#!&#x2F
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by jumasheff 12y ago
You have to speak the local language(s). This is the next big problem, IMO. If you choose an anglophone country, there is still a little problem -- motivation. You'll have to charge students so that they work hard to return their inves
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by jumasheff 12y ago
I would add cartoons to the list. As a Kyrgyz native (and a Kyrgyz speaker living in Kyrgyzstan), I want my son to use our language in everyday life. But the cartoons he loves are all in Russian. Plus, almost all of his classmates use Russi
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Any plans to make this game Clash-of-Clanish? Groups vs Grpups, group Git etc.
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by jumasheff 12y ago
*biomonitoring device, that is.
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Codecademy, a new track for DB beginners, please?
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by jumasheff 12y ago
sql.js + Espruino[1] + sensors = super data logger. Thinking about a wearable biometric device based on this combination. [1] http://www.espruino.com
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Sql.js – SQLite Compiled to JavaScript Through Emscripten(github.com)
9 points by jumasheff 12y ago|3 comments
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Dual core Cubietruck (Cubieboard3) is a good alternative (cons: pins are 'non-standard', i.e. they are placed too close to each other). But quad core (US made) UDOO is better choice for you, if you are in US, since you'll pay
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Related? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8576848
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by jumasheff 12y ago
To me, Python is a great language to start with. Check out the following courses: Udacity CS101 "Intro to CS" (it teaches Python from scratch) https://www.udacity.com/course/cs101 In parallel with Udacity CS1
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Cool project. I'd kindly give you a pointer to try to collaborate with Codecademy team. They are super friendly and grounded guys to work with. I'm sure you can come up with a great joint project with them.
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by jumasheff 12y ago
Well, I am going to teach programming basics using Codecademy, and this project is a great tool which I will use so that my students can build things from the very first lessons and show their parents/friends their outcomes. The projec
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by jumasheff 12y ago
This is a great start-up idea, no? Your service shoots some kind of notifications (read, emails) to the owners of the accounts with poor passwords. When you are sure your emails are read, you start appending ads to your notifications :)
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by jumasheff 12y ago
If you are really motivated, knowledge you gain from Codecademy will suffice for you to be able to build real-life apps. Have you heard about a non-tech guy (Sam Fellig) who have built one of Time's Top 50 sites of 2013? Check this out
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by jumasheff 12y ago
The issue is gone (solved by the Codecademy team)!
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by jumasheff 13y ago
Zack, what's wrong with /dashboard? I mean, it's not working now. Are you going to get rid of it or you're rewriting it?
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by jumasheff 13y ago
I wonder, will there be a laptop analogue of Phoneblocks?