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by probinso 10y ago
R is a bad programming language. Learn R.
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by probinso 10y ago
teaching is a good start practice answering questions out loud (even when on your own) practice communicating while restricting your resources (read picture-book with it facing your audience, when discussing a bug with someone don't to
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by probinso 10y ago
spoons are pretty well designed
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by probinso 10y ago
consensus: the word 'startup' is a swear word
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by probinso 10y ago
It's just little bit frustrating to not have a clear idea of what you're going into. The bigger concern is not having any idea of the work domain. There Are Places I would be willing to work for any idea of the work domain. It is
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by probinso 10y ago
Pro: software stack policy about open source software Salary Range (allowed to be wide) Con: If you are trying to hide the company name, I dislike this but understand you are likely a recruiter working on commission. In order to attract peo
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by probinso 10y ago
nearly every online resource will expose you to statistics, probability Theory, algorithm design, and a practical application space. Unfortunately most of them assume that you have a reasonably strong grasp of linear algebra.
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Ask HN: Have you changed your field?
9 points by probinso 10y ago|4 comments
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by probinso 10y ago
agreed
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by probinso 10y ago
Calvin and Hobbes
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by probinso 10y ago
The term side project is often associated with Hobby. Those who do not appreciate side project also do not appreciate the amount of work that can go into 1. If you put real hours into it, your best interest is sharing your side project as
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by probinso 10y ago
increase human to project ratio! Humans keep humans accountable. Find people fun to work with. Choose to work on projects that help other people, or are inspired by others' passion. Keep a list of tasks always visible next to your bed,
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by probinso 10y ago
in limericks or haiku
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by probinso 10y ago
Most people receive resumes in a digital format these days, you can trick them into thinking that your resume is one page very easily by producing a PDF that is 15 inches long for instance. This technicality got me through to an interview a
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by probinso 10y ago
Your resume architecture will change dramatically with every stage in your career. It is not critical for a resume these days to be only one page, but it would be silly for you to include an entire detailed education on a resume for an indu
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by probinso 10y ago
thanks for noticing! :)
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by probinso 10y ago
no, not allowed.
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Ask HN: What was your favorite internship?
2 points by probinso 10y ago|0 comments
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by probinso 10y ago
I'm going on 9 successful years of fedora. I spent 4 years switching distributions ever couple months until then. I think its probably different for everyone.
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by probinso 10y ago
people with monolithic career growth are those most affected by industry busts.
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by probinso 10y ago
if anybody could grace me with an invite to lobsters, then I will be allowed to have an opinion on this matter.
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by probinso 10y ago
Allowing myself to be bullied and voluntold to do things.
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by probinso 10y ago
google is to be believed
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by probinso 10y ago
Pay has little to do with throughput. Pay is an arbitrary number that you and your handler select from the ether. This decision is often made well before there is any chance of measuring your productivity. If you think the number was poorl
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by probinso 10y ago
Java is a supremely boring language, and was when it started. It is a pure industry project, it will eventually go the way of COBOL; although interfacing with it from other languages will become more common. The most interesting part of jav
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by probinso 10y ago
Yes. I find working next to people that are working on completely different things is hugely beneficial. If i need help, then I am required to explain my problem in a way that ramps up and keeps the interest of volunteers around me. This me
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by probinso 10y ago
Beat advice is to prep for being a 45 year old developer.
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by probinso 10y ago
I started by growing my personal projects to a professional level. I treated myself as a client and tracked hours. When I discussed new contracts with people I was able to show them that. When I go back down this path, I'm hoping to bo
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by probinso 10y ago
The more that I played with the docker, the more I realized that its use cases are far more limited than people will advertise. Several project leads that I've worked with knew what doctor was based on the description on its website, o
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by probinso 10y ago
I've been out of school for about five years, and had several different jobs. Think the most surprising thing was that as a student I have a strong belief in what I wanted and work. I found this belief to be incorrect. At my first job

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