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by rayalez 12y ago
I'm not sure if it's the most valuable, but it's definitely one of the questions that gave me a lot of valuable insights and changed my world view dramatically: "Which of my beliefs are false?" Or "What, amon
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by rayalez 12y ago
I am watching SICP lectures, and one of them describes implementing something very similar in lisp. http://youtu.be/2QgZVYI3tDs
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Ask HN: What are the most exciting, yet practical, areas of CS to get into?
2 points by rayalez 12y ago|5 comments
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List of common misconceptions(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: Why is PyQt (relatively) unpopular?
1 points by rayalez 12y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What are the best blogs/resources on AI/ML/Robotics?
4 points by rayalez 12y ago|1 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
I love text adventures too. I wish they would be more popular, and I always wonder if it would be possible to create something like MMORPG based on text adventures. Also, I think that using a programming language with English grammar is not
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by rayalez 12y ago
By the way, here's an interesting project, people are working on a 'modern' alternative to IRC: http://chapp.is/
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The problem isn’t that life is unfair – it’s your broken idea of fairness(oliveremberton.com)
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Ask HN: What not-programming-related YouTube channels are you watching?
2 points by rayalez 12y ago|1 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
Thank you very much for a great link! I am using emacs for almost everything I do, and I've naturally learned a lot about it, and I was planning for a long time to start seriously learning some in-depth things. I've just recently
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by rayalez 12y ago
If you have some time - you could create a udemy course based on what you know. Making screencasts is very fun and will provide you with a stream of passive income. Other than that - I think it's hard to give an advice about career tha
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by rayalez 12y ago
I think that 3D scanners would be a perfect solution to this. It becomes easier and easier to digitize real world objects, even based on a single-camera video. http://youtu.be/gu5Ywwb4RaU
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Ask HN: Which Android/iOS apps do you use every day?
6 points by rayalez 12y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: HackerNewsAPI – how do I get the list of the top Ask HN stories?
1 points by rayalez 12y ago|3 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
Great lecture!! I have a question: Can somebody list the names of founders from the slide at [26:14]?
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by rayalez 12y ago
There's a lot of great suggestions in this topic. Here's what I want to add: > "Serious Creativity" by Edward de Bono - excellent book on this topic. Explains a lot about inventing new ideas. > /r/Somebod
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by rayalez 12y ago
I think this is a great idea!! I would really love to see book suggestions from HN users, it is always very interesting and valuable to me. Here's the best books that I've read in the past few months: > Catch Me If You Can by F
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Ask HN: Should I learn Angular or Ember?
16 points by rayalez 12y ago|11 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
By the way, if you like these games - you might also like Interactive Fiction and text adventures, such as Zork for example. They're old, but I've played them recently and it was extremely fun, you should check them out if you did
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by rayalez 12y ago
It's weird and frustrating that people label many abnormalities as "diseases". When I read a list of ADHD symptoms I keep asking myself - how is that a bad thing? Being bored doing unenjoyable tasks, hating homework, "No
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Ask HN: Will it be possible to develop Ubuntu Touch apps in Python?
2 points by rayalez 12y ago|0 comments
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by rayalez 12y ago
The best thing that I can recommend is "Blueprint" by RSD. It is not a book but a video course, and you may at first think that it is a bit weird suggestion, because it is about pickup, but I strongly encourage you to check it out
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by rayalez 12y ago
How to Get Startup Ideas by Paul Graham: http://www.paulgraham.com/startupideas.html It literally changed my life, after reading it I've decided to quit Computer Graphics and become a hacker and entrepreneur, and to cr
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by rayalez 12y ago
Definitely python. I think it is the best language to learn AI, it is simple and has so much great libraries and learning resources!
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by rayalez 12y ago
Heh, coding on an iPhone - that doesn't sound comfortable =) Having said that - you can check out Diet Coda. Or - you could use some SSH app to SSH into a server and then use any console editor. But without keyboard that sounds crazy)
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by rayalez 12y ago
There's a great book that can help you - "Start Small, Stay Small". It is exactly for that kind of people, developers looking to create some passive income. Usually passive income is either content(like udemy videos or books)
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by rayalez 12y ago
Start with making your website as good as you can, and creating at least 3-5 pieces of high quality content. After that the easiest thing you can do is to submit links to reddit, g+ and fb communities, stumbleupon, etc. That can give you yo
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by rayalez 12y ago
Location: Moscow Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, very much so =) Technologies: Python, Django, HTML/CSS/JS, PostgreSQL, etc. Résumé/CV: http://digitalmind.io/rayalez/ Email: raymestalez@gmail.com
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Ask HN: Do you think VR could replace the web at some point? And if yes then how?
3 points by rayalez 12y ago|3 comments

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