notyourloops

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   by notyourloops 10y ago

   I think there's more to it. By turning material into a problem or an exercise, you've already turned on an active learning response. There's no way to coast through the text if you have something to grapple with already.
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   by notyourloops 10y ago

   Or even if it's not random: Start with the exercises. I've found great success through a "problems-first" approach, and that's been my default since I was a child. Anytime I diverge from it I find notably worse resu
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   by notyourloops 10y ago

   So what is suggested for developers running into this situation? Not all of us live in dense, major cities where it's easier to find a cross-section of all stacks, but most of us with experience can ramp up into a new stack based on si
4. 64.▲
   by notyourloops 10y ago

   Do they actually end up hiring based on the criteria in their postings? I often find that the typical listing is unreasonable. Who actually gets the job? Is it worth applying to anyway?
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   by notyourloops 10y ago

   Although you mean well, "benign" and "benzodiazepine" don't belong together.