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8y ago
Question - do you consider yourself the type of person that functions better in short intervals e.g., 15 minute sessions or longer studying sessions?
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What would be some good examples that most books/tutorials make assumptions on? Thanks
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Great point about the command line. I'm looking to craft a tutorial for the /absolute/ beginner. That's why I asked this question. So more feedback the better!
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I've been coding for many years and I agree, doing is the best way. I also encourage this method as well. I'm looking to craft a tutorial for the /absolute/ beginner. That's why I asked this question. Thanks!
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Ask HN: What's was the hardest part about starting to code?
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I'm turning 40 this year too; 2019 I'll be 40. Let's be honest with one another? You need to change your thinking and behavior. It's all mental and you know it. Feed into the bullshit negative thinking and it'll con
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8y ago
I'm curious about what custom devices people are building and what are some of your biggest struggles? If you're not building an IoT device, why? Don't know electronics? Too complex? Too costly?
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Ask HN: Share what you're building in terms of IoT devices?
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That image is so nice! Do you have a video of you doing it from start to end? I would love to see that. Great job!
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I haven't yet - I read about it. It would be great to have a small milling machine that sits on the desk and can do PCB for say $200. I would cry :)
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8y ago
I'm open to all options - but it could be done using a nice milling machine thats under $200 and comes recommended, please share the model?
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Ask HN: Do you make your own PCBs? If so, how?
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8y ago
Do shit - do all kinds of shit - go into a shit frenzy if you like! Just stop letting your professional work limit your experiences in programming. So right now, I'm in the "shit frenzy" phase. I'm building small devices
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Ask HN: Getting into Arduino or ESP8266 and want to hack?
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https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=buflowsean Someone should ban your account.
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8y ago
Please don't continue to repost the same thing over and over again. This was posted the other day.
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The wheel won't always be spinning. In order to handle that, I'll look to see if the center of the marker has moved by a factor of say 3-4 pixels from it's last known position. I have a list for every point encountered along
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I'll certainly read up on this. I noticed the struggles in using gray scale (night vision images) can be tricky. I have a few ideas but I'll certainly look into this. thanks!
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Ask HN: OpenCV – How would you track the spinning of a 'wheel'?
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Remember - an airplane has never crashed from turbulence. When I was around 8 years old, I was on a flight whose engine blew up. We had to land using one engine. If that doesn’t stop me, then turbulence shouldn’t stop or scare you. Treat it
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Show HN: Rust vs. Go – What are your thoughts?
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Ask HN: What's your favorite Mac App?
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8y ago
I hope you manage to turn it around once you feel that you hit rock bottom. I understand its a choice only you can make and no one can force you to do. Best of luck.
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8y ago
Not enough on both accounts. If I had to give an on average/daily account. - 4 double shots of espresso daily; I bought a good espresso machine. - around 1 beer every 2 - 3 days If I have wine, I typically will drink the entire bottle
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Shay Banon - Founder of Elastic Search. He's been in the Open Source space for years building frameworks like Compass which influenced Red Hat to build Hibernate Search. He's done other work as well. Ross Mason - Founder of Mule S
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https://keybase.io/esabyeK which is keybase backwards
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There's no easy answer, but let me share how I function and deal with stress. 1. Remember, you worry because you /can't/ absolutely control the situation; sometimes you can influence it. 2. In the grand scheme of things,
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Ask HN: What do you do on the weekends in Mountain View CA
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Ask HN: What's your favorite graph interview question?
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9y ago
I have a few friends who fought to grow their company out over years and ended up doing very well. Funding just means more resources to execute the idea, but doesn't ensure success at all.
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