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   by open 15y ago

   Thanks David, I appreciate the offer. I think I'll stick with US base companies for now, it's something I understand more. I don't have any understanding of Malta or the EU and doesn't sound like something I'd want to get into but I genuine
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   by open 15y ago

   Check out Mehran's Programming Methodology course publicly available on iTunes and Youtube. http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=84A56BC7F4A1F852 While the course is called Programming Methodology, the focus of the course is really to
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   Help Me HN: Can't think of new ideas I am interested on working on

   37 points by open 15y ago|71 comments
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   Noisebridge VS Hacker Dojo [Space and Classes Comparison]

   1 points by open 15y ago|0 comments
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   by open 15y ago

   Thanks for the offer. I definitely agree that diving right in works best but obviously having working knowledge of where to start is important. I'll check out the links you listed and definitely ask any questions that may come up. Thanks ag
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   by open 15y ago

   I just saw that it's been predicted that a new edition would possibly come out since 2006. I don't suppose you have any updated information regarding this? Thanks for the recommendation BTW, sounds like the gem I've been looking for.
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   by open 15y ago

   Thanks, I was just checking them out after visiting them at Maker Faire yesterday.
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   Ask HN: How to learn to be a self-taught hardware (EE?) engineer?

   13 points by open 15y ago|13 comments
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   by open 15y ago

   For most intro CS courses, the language is not as important as the lessons being taught. That being said, Python is an amazing language. I don't believe you're missing out on anything that you couldn't otherwise pick up later on if you were