thekingofspain

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by thekingofspain 12y ago
The difference is listed on their homepage, but I agree it's not super obvious. EDIT: maybe it was added just now?
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
Perhaps because you can learn to code without several years of intense schooling. The bar to entry is significantly lower.
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
That doesn't mean the water was super hot, though.
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
How are you allowed to drink beer on a construction site?
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
I mean, that SOUNDS reasonable, but I can guarantee that that's not the definition that most people operate by. Which in turn seems to support the idea that the name is meaningless.
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
Vue is French, you know, right?
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
sniff I smell an Austrian!
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
This comment is equally useful as its predecessor!
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
The interesting thing though: Once you reach the highest point in terms of micro ability, THEN macro comes heavily into play. Seeing players at the highest level be creative with strategy is great. But yeah, at lower levels the learning cur
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
Small tidbit: In English, it's spelled with an M, not an N! Comfortable :) But you probably knew that already.
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by thekingofspain 12y ago
Here's a plug for http://reddit.com/r/languagelearning . Most of the language related subreddits tend to be pretty good. There are also a couple decent computer science subreddits, but you can explore those yoursel
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by thekingofspain 13y ago
Well, now meet one! I skipped grade 2, and I think it was the right choice. I would have skipped grade 1, but my parents held me back in order to let me ease into full-length school days. I was incredibly fortunate to have good outlets for