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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
How much advantage (if any) you estimate a person holding this degree will have over other that doesn't? In short, although you said it's not necessary, do you think it's worthy?
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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
I find it ironic how OP's claim is easily ruled out by basic mathematical argument.
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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
For such things like coding an optimal algorithm from scratch this might be true. But there are interview questions which have a more practical appealing, and this definitely does not apply to math Olympiads.
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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
This seems like a more general portrayal of how innacurate tests demonstrate domain knowledge. It is true for Math Olympiads, but also true for a wide range of subjects. Nonetheless, this is stil relevant to provide a hint of what that pe
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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
I guess he's meant an open source solution, which both Laravel and Symfony are.
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rafaquintanilha
10y ago
I "learned" to code with RPG Maker when I was 12. So much nostalgy in here right now.
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
How come it is not engineering? Engineering is all about solving problems. Good engineers solve problems with less work and time and achieve same or better results (high efficiency).
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
Drop a React component in the middle of a legacy project is IMO less fussy then jQuery code. I say that because components are standalone, so you won't mix logic for that piece.
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
The major benefit of Meteor (at least for me) always was its quick bootstrap. So you want start coding or work on a mock-up? Just meteor create myapp and start. No boilerplate. No script and style tags. Heck, add bootstrap with a single l
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11y ago
Worth to mention that a Statistical Learning Stanford course [1] just started and according to the lecturers there is a lot of overlap in both areas. [1] https://lagunita.stanford.edu/courses/HumanitiesSciences/Sta
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
Although I do like Meteor, I don't think it's the right choice for the OP. Surely Meteor is easy to grasp, but its fundamentals rely on many technologies (React/Blaze, MongoDB, NodeJS) that a out-of-practice developer may str
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
Apples vs oranges comparison. Nobody creates vaccines alone and from scratch, neither big and reliable software. It's clear for me that the author states a way to getting things done. It wasn't a tutorial in "how to become a
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
This is still better when you are able to experiment versions without quirks and workarounds. Hail virtualenv.
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
Thanks for sharing. It's clear this approach works for small datasets and if you want something more reliable under heavy load just go for a proper database. Might work well with prototypes though.
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rafaquintanilha
11y ago
You should try to explain your problem in the official forum [1]. [1] https://forums.meteor.com/