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   Things I don't like at MIT(newyearphd.tumblr.com)

   1 points by snmf 11y ago|0 comments
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   Top Mistakes Using Python for Big Data(airpair.com)

   2 points by snmf 12y ago|0 comments
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   by snmf 12y ago

   Agree with you. For me it's crucial to get results as fast as possible and I found this approach is the most satisfying and productive. The problem with C++ (unlike python, for example) that it is really hard to experiment with the lan
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   by snmf 12y ago

   Different approaches to learning lead to different results. The approach I recommend is more about Get Things Done manner, hoping that it will create enough incentives to delve in "theory" of the language after you got some result
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   by snmf 12y ago

   Indeed, there are many sources where you can learn C++, but I think most of them fail to convince a beginner that it's worth trying to learn the language. When you see the results immediately, it encourages you to learn how it works.
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   The way you learn C++(newyearphd.tumblr.com)

   10 points by snmf 12y ago|9 comments