l39

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   by l39 8y ago

   As everyone here, I too consider myself as a slow thinker. Some of the reasons for the same, I believe, are (i) Always trying to get the bigger/entire picture of the problem (ii) Trying to increase the precision of the answer for the
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   by l39 8y ago

   Not one language per subject. A separate subject to have basics strong. I feel learning C as a subject and getting concepts like pointers right might prove useful while learning datastructures and algorithms. The article assumes learning a
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   by l39 8y ago

   I think adding a concrete language (most probably C) and a course for OOP to the list might prove useful.
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   by l39 8y ago

   Agreed.The way I see it is, if Jio monitors your contents and selectively provides higher bandwith for Netflix contents putting others at risk or Netflix selectively providing preferences to Jio subscribers, I think that would go against t
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   by l39 8y ago

   You can fix under engineering only when it is under control. Too much of under-engineered code may lead to bloated codebase which quickly becomes unmanageable.
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   by l39 8y ago

   Only thing is that it rarely happens (for many it may never even happen).