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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Hey! You can use the GitHub "explore" feature. Here is the link specifically for Java https://github.com/languages/Java
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
I learn a lot from reading code of other people who are smarter than you. Also, very frequently Open Source tools are better than their equivalent proprietary ones. Also, it can give you fame and fortune, there's an immense number of people
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
You should learn to use Maven. Also, try to follow great Java projects on GitHub and learn with their maintainers how to write great Java code. Also, as the JVM has been flourishing for the past 5 years, I'd also recommend you to learn some
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Ask HN: which math fields do you use more as a Software Engineer?
11 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|8 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience and a tip man.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
The concept of majors and minors in undergrad school does not exist here in Brazil. However, I only imagine myself as a Software Engineer in the future and CS is the only course I can do. So I basically have no choice, I'll have to become v
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Failing in College and what to do about it(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
3 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|6 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
So what does he mean by "bad startup" anyway? Is that a startup that supposedly will hardly succeed?
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
This really sucks. As said above, it wasn't working anyway. Too bad it happened. I wonder if Google could've gained more knowledge about the common "undesired" results and use it to improve the search.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Great! It is quite different in the beginning, getting used to work at home and all. I recommend you have a nice space for work at home. Good luck!
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Going Freelance(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|3 comments
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How Cuba has eradicated poverty(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
This is amazing! Ahahahah, very good.
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Add require_relative to IRB(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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OpenStruct for rapid object prototyping in Ruby(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Wow. Awesome work. I will try applying some of my little Linear Algebra and see how I can mix it with Computer Graphics and WebGL, more specifically.
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
I'm running into the same problem. I am tired of CRUD apps, I just don't see myself doing anything new or exciting with them . Last year I was approved in one of the top tech Universities in Brazil and started learning C and C++ and this ye
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How Computer Programming is taught at CIn/UFPE(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
oh, nevermind here you can find a lot of decks https://ankiweb.net/shared/decks/
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Ask HN: collection of Anki decks for programming?
6 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|2 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
I remember when they said the way to go was HTML5 and all that talk. Glad their changed their vision.
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Cepfacil: Java library for fetching any brazilian address thu a zipCode(rodrigoalvesvieira.com)
2 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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Fibonacci Numbers and Nature(maths.surrey.ac.uk)
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The condemned philosopher paradox. Can someone explain it to me?(math.stackexchange.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|1 comments
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Stripe on Visa's Global Registry of Service Providers(visa.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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Why exactly are Java arrays not expansible?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Shit
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A collection of Java code being taught at CIn/UFPE(github.com)
1 points by rodrigoavie 14y ago|0 comments
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Loved this essay. I think pg nailed it when he said that after some point, it's like you don't own stuff anymore. They own you. And the stuff we keep may become serious dependency in our life, which reduces our flexibility and freedom to do
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by rodrigoavie 14y ago
Are we in some king of Lisp day or something? Hahaha

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