sliksal02

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   by sliksal02 14y ago

   If you're the ideas guy--"the suit" or whatever slightly condescending term you're calling us now--I think you're almost always better off learning to program on your own. Once you've learned enough to build a prototype, and are actually o
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   by sliksal02 14y ago

   The problem isn't that people are writing less than before, it's that so many are doing it so poorly such that we're overwhelmed with information and easily prone to overlooking the stories that are worth telling and are still being told. T
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   by sliksal02 15y ago

   Thank you. Can you recommend any books I should be reading on Python? I'm more inclined to just read the Beginner's Guide on the Python Wiki, but just in case I'd be missing out on a key resource, please let me know.
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   by sliksal02 15y ago

   Thank you. I will definitely check out PhoneGap, but if it's just a cute substitute for learning Java/Objective-C, I figure I might be better served by learning the latter. What is the practical difference between Rails and node.js? Is one
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   Ask HN: Non-technical founder -- how do I become a better coder?

   4 points by sliksal02 15y ago|12 comments
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   by sliksal02 15y ago

   Thank you. Since posting the above comment, I've read many other people advocating your approach and I think it makes far more sense. Feeling much better about this! Thanks again.
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   Discussing your business idea with other people

   1 points by sliksal02 15y ago|2 comments