mesaframe

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by mesaframe 6y ago
I'll say if you are not taking breaks, and notes then you are only wasting your time. A book should be savored. Re-read many times.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Maybe build something to learn something. Ask yourself what do you want to learn. Then go down that path. Try to make the goal short yet difficult.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
That's not Imposter Syndrome that's lack of confidence.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
What really helped me was meeting with other people in similar field. Looked at their work and was surprised that they weren't as good as I thought or even people sitting at higher position. On the other hand, I got to know that I&#x27
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I have read Sussane's book and it's really good.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Your company executives are retarded.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
> used against you in job interviews I used to think blogging come as complementary to your skills. How will anyone use them against you?
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Well, I would say it's faster than Go almost every time.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I don't think the curriculum is outdated. Those are tools you are talking about.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
So, whom will you exactly call an engineer? A person with degree or a person with a specific set of skills? If skills, then can you enumerate few of them?
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Yes, those lectures are good enough for intuitions only. For practice one has to read books. I just hope the viewer knows that. Which I have seen is absent among some people.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I read his book and I would say his book work in complement with his lectures. It is not good enough on it's own.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
There is no support for comments though. Which I believe is the soul of hacker news.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
That does not justify an irrelevant answer. If something it not understood then questions should be asked.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I don't know how your comment is contributing to the conversation. No one asked about the definition of good code. The definition was assumed to be understood.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
But, what if you want to improve? What if you actually want to write better code? Robust code is something you earn.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Simple hand made drawings. Like a block of array, arrows here and there, graphs and stuff.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I am thinking on writing notes/journal. But, I have to draw things which I am not really good at. Does anyone knows about quick drawing solutions?
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by mesaframe 6y ago
From my experience the social aspect of college is definitely worth it. Ofc, you may find a group outside college then there is no need for that. Otherwise college is the best place to get socially better.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
>India has been contact tracing like a greedy algorithm on steroids since case #1. Care to provide source? >People are self policing mainly to avoid police, but they are self policing each other because nobody wants their buildings se
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Are you the author? I'll definitely give it a re-read and update.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I read this book and found that explanations of quite a number of topics were misleading.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
So, he taught topics.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Coffee doesn't work for me too. Sometimes I feel sleepy after drinking coffee.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Now that you have advertised the newsletter. Maybe share a link too.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Not OP, if you know any great English translated Linear Algebra title or statistics.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Can you share some examples backing your claims? For both US, and Russian books.
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Built using flutter but no Android version :/
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by mesaframe 6y ago
I think the writer goes too abstract and in the meantime ignorea several points. It's not like people, companies, and politicians don't want to build. It's because they are voices from both sides that delay creations. And goi
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by mesaframe 6y ago
Can only tell after reading the book.

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