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Ask HN: Anyone here use a Hackintosh as one of their main machines?
132 points by peruvian 10y ago|146 comments
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by peruvian 10y ago
The interesting thing is how well accepted this is. Go on Reddit's /r/cscareerquestions (a popular forum for programming job help) and you'd get downvoted by people who prefer to have to "study" for the test.
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by peruvian 10y ago
The whole idea of "right vs left brained" has been extremely harmful. There's probably a lot of "technical" people who never think about doing what you did because they say "that's not my kind of activity&
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by peruvian 10y ago
Aside from what stijlist said, you can't really graduate from RC. It's not a program with a list of things to do, a certificate, or a "path" to complete. It's literally just work on and learn whatever you want for t
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by peruvian 10y ago
Hey, I'm the one that posted this story and I am headed to RC next month :-) So excited! What did you work on/study?
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Five Years of Recurse Center(recurse.com)
169 points by peruvian 10y ago|69 comments
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redux-observable - RxJS middleware for Redux(github.com)
10 points by peruvian 10y ago|0 comments
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by peruvian 11y ago
I really wish I had the time to learn Clojure. Between Rich Hickey's general wisdom and skill, my (small but fun) exposure to Lisps, and David Nolen's ClojureScript, it looks like a great environment to get into.
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by peruvian 11y ago
A lot of newbies get stuck in what I call a "tutorial loop": They finish some mediocre/hand-holding tutorial, but they don't feel like they can write anything yet, so they go to another one, and another one, etc. They ne
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by peruvian 11y ago
I realized this when learning programming. Sure, the "Learn X Technology" books are outdated within a year (my university's library is full of them, they should be recycled!), but a lot of the best computer science knowledge