pepsi_can

11 ms·

31.
Mathematics for Computer Science, MIT, Creative Commons(courses.csail.mit.edu)
2 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|0 comments
32.
How To Develop A Basic Operating System On The Raspberry Pi(cl.cam.ac.uk)
105 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|18 comments
33.
Kicker starter project: 100 dollar supercomputer. (kickstarter.com)
1 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|0 comments
34.
Google's Search Algorithm Is Unflattering Towards Mitt Romney(foxnews.com)
1 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|0 comments
35.
How To Create Or Customize Your Favorite Vim Color Schemes(vimcasts.org)
1 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|0 comments
36.
Astronomers Spot Sudden Black Hole Flare Up(youtube.com)
1 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|0 comments
37.
by pepsi_can 14y ago
I originally studied computer science but always had an interest in computer programming. Eventually I stumbled on these notes. They gave me the confidence to switch from mechanical engineering to computer science.
38.
by pepsi_can 14y ago
I downloaded the beta app. I enjoyed the swiping gesture for organizing my email. I found it faster than using a mouse.
39.
A Very Good Introduction To Computer Science and Computer Programming(chortle.ccsu.edu)
2 points by pepsi_can 14y ago|1 comments
40.
by pepsi_can 14y ago
Andrew and his team worked out of our office space for a few weeks while they built their product. Andrew's is a stand-up guy and he's recruited a solid team of software developers to take on this project.
41.
by pepsi_can 14y ago
You seem to be very knowledgeable in this area. May I ask what your background is? I would like to take on some self study in this area. Would you have any advice?
42.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
How about allowing me to type each item separated by comas?
43.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
C#, C++ and Java are very common and low risk skills to learn. There is also a demand for mobile application development and front end development with Html and JavaScript. The Ruby on Rails frame work is common especially at newer tech com
44.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
This c++ is very different from the c++ I remember. I'd like to learn more about modern c++ style and idioms. Can anyone recommend a good text?
45.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I've spent regular time preparing for programming puzzle style interviews by working through several books. For whiteboard style interviews I've received puzzles that I've studied before or puzzles that are similar to something I've seen be
46.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I've heard something similar that sums up this way: "The more you're heard, the less you're listened to"
47.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
This graphic doesn't make living in the valley very appealing, at least financially and especially for those with a family. I did notice that the graphic doesn't mention any difference in company culture or the quality of the engineers in t
48.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
This is one of those ideas that could help support a small startup of two guys living on air mattresses. But doesn't this run into some kind of copyright issue?
49.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I'd like to save small code snippets with this. Would you consider adding some kind of markdown support?
50.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
As an application developer this story makes me wish I had taken a few industrial design courses back in college.
51.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I'd like to believe that this would be a great protest gesture for the increasingly strained middle and working classes. It would garner a great deal of attention and the narrative is powerful: It is easier to receive medical attention as a
52.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I am unsure of how your healthcare system works. Is it possible to pay for more timely service from a private hospital or private doctor? If it is possible but not feasible because of cost, then an American, speaking practically, experience
53.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
Is it possible that US doesn't have as great of a manufacturing indusrty as China, thus in a war between the US and China, the US would be at a disadvantage in the long term in terms of the sheer number of aircraft, tanks and war ships prod
54.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I wonder if simply reading HackerNews skews our view on what languages and frameworks are used at startups.
55.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I'm still living off Ramen and boot-strapping my company. But when I was an employee I bought a 2005 Dodge SRT-4. I had wanted this car since it came out back in 2001. Not really an expensive car but at the time it was the fastest car one c
56.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I wrote an application for programmers who want to learn and practice using data structures and algorithms. It includes tutorials and video lectures. I created it because I myself wanted more practice. I hope you find it useful. http://blu
57.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
I understand the sentiment. But to give you an example of the disparity between someone like you and the general public and how clueless they can be; my wife once saw a hash bang in the url bar and ran to me in a panic. She was scared she h
58.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
Don't go overboard choosing the latest and greatest frameworks, language, tools, etc. You need to be productive, try and stick with what you are productive with. Find a good balance. If you have a family, in the most kind way you can think
59.
Reminder: Get away from your keyboard and call your mother. Today is Mothers Day
8 points by pepsi_can 15y ago|1 comments
60.
by pepsi_can 15y ago
Thanks for posting! I found the video interesting!

More ›