paulclinger

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by paulclinger 13y ago
173 days here: https://github.com/pkulchenko; haven't pushed today's changes yet... I like the fact that sometimes you don't have time to start something complex, but find small improvements or documentation
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by paulclinger 13y ago
ZeroBrane Studio supports live coding, which may be close to what you are looking for; several demos/examples: http://studio.zerobrane.com/documentation.html#live_coding
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Amazon Payments doesn't support "pay-what-you-want" models(notebook.kulchenko.com)
2 points by paulclinger 14y ago|0 comments
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by paulclinger 14y ago
I agree. I think for those who are learning, seeing the thought process behind something is very important (as long as they are paying attention). I have also seen research that shows that "speaking aloud" improves your own learning and ret
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by paulclinger 14y ago
I'm on the fence about this. I was teaching an introductory computer science class last summer and used case studies as one of the main elements of the class (this is when we discuss how to solve a problem and I would code the solution in f
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by paulclinger 14y ago
I can still file a request for copyright violation, but with a more restrictive license I don't need to argue about whether the placement of the attribution is an appropriate one or not.
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My site content got copied or why I no longer use a CC license(notebook.kulchenko.com)
4 points by paulclinger 14y ago|3 comments
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Lua: Good, bad, and ugly parts(notebook.kulchenko.com)
4 points by paulclinger 15y ago|0 comments