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8y ago
She's a lecturer, Code Complete fits that mold and is an important building block. I've read it once 8 years ago and never felt a need to go back. Pragmatic programmer on the other hand is the productive programmer's book for
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9y ago
>They may be uninteresting but much of a student’s college experience is reading uninteresting things. Wow. What a revelatory statement. Some reflecting observations. 1. Since when is an institution designed to increase your knowledge un
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9y ago
The most important aspect of education is learning how to think. Whatever the vocation.
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9y ago
Precisely my first thought. Static readonly data? Why isn't this just sitting in memory?
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12y ago
twitter? rimshot
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12y ago
Just machine learning algorithms and more data.
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13y ago
I find it difficult to read @ size 14. My eyes don't like how thin/compressed the letters are, but maybe it's just too early on Oahu.
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Switching to OS-X from Windows
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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Why aren't we preemptively, simply made aware of breaking updates?
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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13y ago
This can be re-written almost as "the development of the young programmer" where the external forces exert themselves and you get forced into some of the roles... - sometimes the pressure is speed of project completion - sometimes
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13y ago
I don't see any posts about it and I'm naturally curious. Can someone explain why this doesn't impact our understanding of where the crude oil of nature comes from?
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13y ago
It's shallow but that's the first thing I noticed, he looks sick / has allergies, or possibly he is getting over something quite emotional? In other news, I wonder how much coding he does?
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13y ago
Yeah pretty much why I've settled on working for "the man." Stable paycheck for my family might not compare to the ups (and downs) of running my own, but having gone through a bankruptcy (parents) before, I have no desire to
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13y ago
Gentoo is extremely thought out and over engineered. They seem to do most everything right. . . It's just so much work though. Note also on the [[ ]] usage... you'll see that [[ ]] won't work for boolean algebra ie. '||
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13y ago
Working from home my employer's work has been drying up and I've been bouncing between building my own software or getting a "real job"... Your article (and software) has inspired me to do my own thing. At least until th
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13y ago
There's only one way to find out ;)
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13y ago
The paradigm is that it's easier (cheaper) to have less performant code that takes less time to build for developers then it is to have maximum performant code... This project at least provides the potential for people like myself who
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13y ago
Throw a couple more sensors (pedometer comes to mind) on here for a tad bit more $ and you might have something... but my phone already has a vibrate function. And a button where I can choose to ignore without looking at it (power button
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13y ago
I love this flashback, thanks for sharing. Between being a reminder that group thinking isn't the best thinking, no matter the quality of the group - and encouraging me to get out there - fail and be criticized. . . Great.
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Be you, bravely
(natashabyrdevents.com)
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13y ago
Yes, this is basically a carbon copy of other lists, but I found at least one resource that was new to me - http://refcardz.dzone.com/ So cool. Thanks :D
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13y ago
Surface comment of the day - What an excellent, clean website. From the color scheme to the font choices. Excellent.
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13y ago
Apply directly to the forehead. Head-on Apply directly to the forehead.
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13y ago
If I could afford it I would donate, big time, to them.
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Built a web presence for my dad's small business using Bootstrap 3.0
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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I wish i had trusted egghead.io sooner
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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Any.DO the tasklist extraordinaire
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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MightyText is Legit - get it
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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The bane of legacy code
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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The plebeian work stack / habits
(skyhighcode.blogspot.com)
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