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kidfiji
8y ago
I personally don't have a problem with it, but a lot of people have a problem with it taking up a bit of system resources, primarily ram.
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Ask HN: What programming langauge(s) would you consider being “fun?”
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kidfiji
9y ago
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kidfiji
9y ago
I believe they're aligning themselves to revenue models similar to Sketch[1], Figma[2], Framer[3], and a quite a few other competitors in the same space [1] https://www.sketchapp.com/ [2] https://www.figma.c
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kidfiji
9y ago
I've been itching to learn a bit about the industry and to be able to create & train ML models myself; I'm glad Google decided to put out a course where I wouldn't have to worry about the quality of instruction.
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kidfiji
9y ago
Keep in mind, most Udemy courses are just like that. They "cost" around $100-$200 dollars, but are all basically permanently priced somewhere between $10 - $15. The price usually changes every couple weeks or so too.
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kidfiji
9y ago
Thanks for the idea, I'm definitely going to do this as well!
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kidfiji
9y ago
I think they just want to build on their ethos of being very developer-friendly; also that it could be some sort of a loss leader for them.
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kidfiji
9y ago
Thank you kind sir. You dfinitely made me move forward with a purchase.
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kidfiji
9y ago
I wish there was a discount code for the Dead Tree Edition. I have a lot of trouble focusing on reading PDFs on my computer versus having a physical book in front of me. And I don't have a tablet, unfortunately.
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kidfiji
9y ago
If you click through the links to purchase, you'll be able to see that purchasing his books are through third-party distributors which are all secure.
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kidfiji
9y ago
Seeing things like this just make me want to get into ML. I'm sure there's a ton of complexity behind it but it seems that it just feels so rewarding.
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kidfiji
9y ago
I just love how they simplify something that's seemingly esoteric to me. I work with the web and I still have a lot to learn.