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nborwankar
14y ago
Even in the years after the first, the "jobs" have to be related to your course work ergo "practical training" i.e. internships with some company. There is no allowance for running your own business anywhere at anytime. I maybe wrong if la
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Hi, Love this idea. Keep up the good work. Questions What time zone? And what happens at that time? Where?
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There is a law against participating in a business. The only way you are allowed to earn an income is if it is an approved on-campus job.
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Re: the original post IMHO, I find it has many logical flaws and while it is trying to draw attention to the fact that programmers need to learn math it may end up scaring people away. Background: I have a BS in EE from IIT Bombay, An MS in
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14y ago
I'll do an outline here - then follow each outline item to Khan Academy for steps and details * numbers - natural numbers, integers +ve/-ve numbers addition subtraction * numbers - rationals, reals, multiplication/division * numbers - fract
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14y ago
I stopped reading at "outsource ... analytics". In this age of data and data science "analytics" means a lot more than web analytics and some javascript on your web pages. This expertise needs to be part of your organization's DNA.
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I've been following the MOOC wave since the "early 3" Stanford classes back in Fall 2011. I've continued both on Udacity and Coursera partly auditing and partly participating. The fiasco with the MOOC class, IMHO, was probably avoidable. F
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The biggest problem with NoSQL (whatever that may mean) is that there is no formal framework to reason about NoSQL in a uniform manner as opposed to SQL systems and bare data structures where strong formalisms exist that can give hard resul
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If you read the case study you will see that building apps rapidly was a huge win for them. CouchDB gets compared with other DB's but it is a full stack app dev environment. The other NoSQL DB's need a Rails or PHP or Python or Java or C#
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Yes, Erlang has been ported to Android and Nokia Maemo, others on roadmap.