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by sharmi 13y ago
Hi Canterburry, All the best with your new venture. I'm also in the quest for an interesting problem to hack. I saw your current project. Quite interesting. Actually the third example should read "Example fetch with ex
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by sharmi 13y ago
I believe he means server-side, like node.js
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by sharmi 14y ago
"""You will mess up. I will take away your phone. We will sit down and talk about it. We will start over again. You & I, we are always learning. I am on your team. We are in this together.""" Cool mom. She is trying to be a respon
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by sharmi 14y ago
How about "Concrete Mathematics: A Foundation for Computer Science", by Ronald Graham, Donald Knuth, and Oren Patashnik. I have not finished it. Just starting out, but seems like an enlightening text.
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by sharmi 14y ago
As the text for the question is limited in characters, I'm continuing in the comments :) My take would be external - Your day to day programming (may be on the job), interaction with teams, contributing to open source applications internal
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Ask HN: An introspective look at programming skills
1 points by sharmi 14y ago|1 comments
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by sharmi 14y ago
Hi ninthfrank, Thanks for the suggestion. I did use rescuetime. It gives interesting stats. Since I spend a lot of time on coursera videos playing in vlc, it decided i was wasting a lot of time ;) It was very useful nonetheless. Unf
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by sharmi 14y ago
Hi Khetarpai, Thank you, that is the closest that we could get to managing learning tasks I think.
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by sharmi 14y ago
Hi Ninthfrank, It seems to be an interesting app. Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone. :(
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Ask HN:How do track your daily learning progress?
4 points by sharmi 14y ago|6 comments
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by sharmi 14y ago
Well, this addresses atleast some of the issues regarding the future of python that someone else was worrying about a few days ago on HN. Kivy promises to be fast (which is usually the main sourpoint for the be-all do-alls) """ Kivy is fast
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Immortality and The Origin of Death(elijahwald.com)
11 points by sharmi 14y ago|0 comments
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by sharmi 15y ago
I see this as a favorable move to OSM. Hopefully the OSM's data would be enriched further considering the huge volume of people who would come in contact with OSM. OSM still lacks in a few places like middle east (Kuwait). But what was s
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by sharmi 15y ago
Is it possible to setup an iPad dev environment in linux?
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by sharmi 15y ago
Maybe you can check TunesViewer http://tunesviewer.sourceforge.net/ if you are on linux..
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by sharmi 15y ago
Thank you restofus, But as I had mentioned in the question above, I am already aware of the course and I'm going to take it. I'm just looking for more resources meanwhile to work on.
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by sharmi 15y ago
From my experience (disclaimer: I love python :) ) C++ : would be too hard to learn on your own. Python: That would be like gliding on clouds. But then, if it's your first language, you may never be able to walk on the ground again ;) C:
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Ask HN: How can I improve my knowledge in Security
2 points by sharmi 15y ago|2 comments
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by sharmi 15y ago
Thank you scottilee. I have used evernote and it did not suit my purpose much. Springpad looks cool! Will check it out.
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Ask HN: A good option for managing long term goals online
2 points by sharmi 15y ago|2 comments
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by sharmi 15y ago
Thank you madhouse, I suppose then it makes sense to learn both.
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Ask HN: Why are there more clojure jobs than Haskell?
5 points by sharmi 15y ago|5 comments