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Why You Should Write Tests(medium.com)
1 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|0 comments
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Storyboard by Codevolve – Build interactive programming tutorials without coding(medium.com)
1 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|0 comments
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Coding answers first, more nonsense later :) Thank you SO much for trying him out!
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Show HN: Codey ― A chatbot for learning to code
9 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|3 comments
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Apple Acquires Perceptio, an Artificial Intelligence Startup(techcrunch.com)
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Go home Google Maps, you're drunk(medium.com)
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Coding is Three Dimensional(medium.com)
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Code Is Not Written in a Vacuum(medium.com)
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Show HN: GradeTrain Build — A Free Cloud-Based IDE for Beginners(gradetrain.com)
3 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|0 comments
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How to Hack My Bank Account(medium.com)
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
This is a great start and you have certainly worked a lot of interesting projects, but you could really make it shine with a little more time spent on design.
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The Programming Trifecta: Three Tips for Absolute Beginners(medium.com)
1 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|0 comments
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Just want to clear up a few things, since this is getting more attention that I thought it would. 1) I am not saying you should do this. I code this much because I'm a co-founder of a pre-funding startup and am working hard to get my c
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Agree 100%. I'm a co-founder on an early stage startup, so the only people I have the time to mentor right now are the other members of the team.
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Possibly, although I don't know if that has to be the case. I fall asleep extremely quickly no matter how well rested I am. It's not based on how tired I am but rather the approach I explain the post.
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Sorry, I really didn't mean for this post to come off how a lot of people seem to be taking it. I just figured there might be other people out there who run into the same issues I do, so I figured I'd share what has helped me. I m
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
I've been doing this for 11 months and still going strong. I'm still getting a reasonable amount of sleep every night (about 6 hours) which I'm sure helps, and I make sure to recover when I need to.
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
I think early in your career as a programmer you spend a lot of time researching, and then as you gain more experience and learn more about the languages, tools, etc. you're working with you end up spending more time writing code and l
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
I am not a medical doctor, nor do I make any claims to be. I have simply found a few things that work in a specific case and am sharing them in hopes that others in similar situations might benefit.
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Mmm, I have this one: http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyboard-4-ultimate/ (blue)
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Nope. Just a bunch of tips for anyone else who works long hours in front of a computer.
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Agreed. And just to be clear, I'm not suggesting anyone should program this much. But I think some people are forced into this situation, especially in certain settings. My goal with this post is to provide a list of things that might
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How to Survive 80+ Hours of Programming Every Week(medium.com)
28 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|61 comments
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by sauldcosta 11y ago
Sounds like a plan to me! Sites like CodeAcademy have gotten pretty good at creating lessons, but we've built a product that works with any coding lesson. If your girlfriend is interested in monetizing those tutorials have her email me
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Teaching Programming: You're Doing It Wrong(gradetrain.com)
17 points by sauldcosta 11y ago|2 comments
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by sauldcosta 12y ago
Python support is coming soon - which I'm super excited for because I love Python :) If you get a sec, shoot us an email at contact [at] gradetrain [dot] com. Would like to hear more about how you'd be using these languages - we o
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by sauldcosta 12y ago
Currently C++ and MATLAB. We'll be adding Java support during the next couple weeks. Our system is setup to handle new types of code very well - adding support for a language is as simple as installing the version of the language you w
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by sauldcosta 12y ago
Great question! Some top tier universities do have things they like to say do automated grading, but even students and teachers I've talked to at Stanford, UC Berkeley, etc. say that they don't work well and are very difficult to
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by sauldcosta 12y ago
GradeTrain is an auto-grading and code feedback tool designed to assist educators with their programming project grading and review responsibilities. We're currently in Beta and are looking for feedback!
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Show HN: GradeTrain – Automated grading for programming courses(gradetrain.com)
10 points by sauldcosta 12y ago|7 comments

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