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NASA Releases Plan Outlining Next Steps in the Journey to Mars(nasa.gov)
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
Agreed, but it's a lot easier + quicker for PhDs to obtain permanent residency as opposed to non-residents having undergraduate or Master's degree.
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Google’s $30m race to the moon is ready for lift-off(thenextweb.com)
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Amazon competitor Jet eliminates its annual membership fee(cnet.com)
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Amazon's new Snowball box should worry Cisco, HP, IBM and other big IT companies(businessinsider.com)
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
I think PyCharm is awesome, but the reason I switched to vim is because I have to code on a remote machine especially when I don't have a Vagrant synced folder setup. I'd love to try vi key bindings on PyCharm, though!
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
Thanks for this tutorial. I'm at Level 1 having switched from an IDE (PyCharm) and I find this helpful. Any reason why you use Pathogen vs Vundle for managing plugins? Does it even matter?
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I ditched Google Maps for Apple Maps, and I'm not going back(businessinsider.com)
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Ask HN: Can you share your Vim setup for Python?
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
Amazon has CloudFront which is a CDN, but I don't think it offers any security features like CloudFlare does.
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Ask HN: How to contribute to Open Source projects without feeling overwhelmed?
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
MIT OCW's Intro to Algorithms by Erik Demaine and Srinivas Devadas is an excellent resource to learn about DP and graph algorithms.
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Questions to ask interviewers(docs.google.com)
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
Agree. Sedgewick's book is great especially because of the implementation. I'd also highly recommend his lectures on Coursera - Algorithms Part I and II. He explains the working of algorithms with animation, which makes it really
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
This is a great talk. I attended a couple of Python training classes at work by Raymond Hettinger and my Python code quality changed dramatically!
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
A visionary, gentleman and brilliant scientist who saw youth as an important part of the country's future. Dr. Kalam was an inspiration. It is a great loss. Edit: It is only fitting that he spent his last minutes with students.
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by rajathagasthya 11y ago
Thanks for sharing. For someone in their early career like me, this is very useful.