nphard

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   by nphard 14y ago

   When you build an abstraction correctly, the things you manipulate become more meaningful. That's the point. I'm not sure why you're getting defensive. And I guess "organization of my data" was a bad example.
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   by nphard 14y ago

   I'm not sure this content belongs here.
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   by nphard 14y ago

   People are looking for a biological/ scientific basis. Does one already exist?
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   by nphard 14y ago

   "It teaches you ways of thinking about problems that are useful even when you aren't using C." That's a strange thing to say considering that, as a C programmer, you're much more concerned with implementation issues rather than expressing h
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   A place that has reviews of unpopular products?

   1 points by nphard 14y ago|0 comments
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   Do "completely general" programming languages exist?

   1 points by nphard 14y ago|1 comments
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   by nphard 14y ago

   If you bothered to read his post, you would know that he used it as an example.
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   by nphard 14y ago

   The question was posed under the assumption that I already do know the languages and am a competent programmer. I think I'm somewhat experienced with programming (and I enjoy it). >I would say if your only aim is to have an extra income
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   How long would it take to learn a web framework like django or rails?

   2 points by nphard 14y ago|4 comments