raspasov

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   by raspasov 12y ago

   Great talk by Rich on transducers, instrumental in understanding the "hows" and "whys" behind the concept.
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   by raspasov 12y ago

   FYI this guy designed Erlang :)
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   by raspasov 12y ago

   Watch this http://www.ted.com/talks/larry_smith_why_you_will_fail_to_ha... and this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fl9LRgG3_A
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   by raspasov 13y ago

   Yes, I believe we've entered the era where almost anyone can learn anything, and self-educate himself. Things like educating oneself on the internet that were not possible only 5-15 years ago are becoming possible and much more easily
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   by raspasov 13y ago

   Everyone can choose the path of self-improvement and self-education which is becoming more and more widely accessible due to cheap technology and Internet access. Viewing people as "below average" or "above average" is a
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   by raspasov 13y ago

   Until AI that's comparable to a human brain is invented (which I don't see coming in the next 100 years), there will be an ever increasing number of problems to be solved by humans, and as a result, an ever increasing number of op
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   by raspasov 13y ago

   The only way to stay ahead of the curve is by constant self-improvement. I feel in todays world many people are slow to realize that they need to get more technical. It's not like there isn't "jobs" or "work" t