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I would add to this a way to keep on coding while compiling. Sometimes I read the code, which does give a coding break since I am taking input and not producing output. However, at the same time I might discover errors, figure out better w
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Correlation does not equal causation. My guess is that people with more pronounceable names are more likely to be white due to culture, white people are more likely to be upper class, and upper class people are more likely to obtain a prom
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15y ago
Okay, I have a decent amount of introductory functional programming experience. I agree with most of the article, but this sentence makes no sense to me: When done correctly, recursion increase a lot readability and avoids using cumbersome
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15y ago
This mirrors what's happened with me over the last few years, I'm having some trouble with both parents. I'm 24, moving out soon, but stuck in the house for a few months before I can live with some friends. My mom I have an extremely stron
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15y ago
One of my favorite CDs for coding: Ecco the Dolphin. I'm not making it up, the CD by Spencer Nilsen is amazing, just perfect to code to. Also, the song "Water Ruins" from the video game Jet Force Gemini and anything by Opus III is excelle
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By the way, I recently had a company do that. I interviewed on campus, they loved me, and I didn't hear from them again. They called me 3 months later, I aced a phone interview. They bring me in for the real interview and 1) they didn't
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First of all, from what I've heard declining a job offer after accepting is a looked upon as a huge indicator you are not suitable to work for any company. If you do that and word spreads, it could directly affect your career. Maybe if yo
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yeah I meant teacher of a grad course, and I should probably give a better explanation, it wasn't so much about a class not having a review as the teacher's attitude. Also it was a computer science class, being both a comp-sci and math maj
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It's not weird at all, at least to me. I still love my solution for a crazy puzzle in Riven (Myst II). You had to select certain stones with animals carved on them. You figured out which ones to select by finding certain objects on the i
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It's not just that it's easier to grade, closed book exams actually have a useful purpose IMO. In some classes there are a core set of ideas that are extremely important to understand and a much larger set of application concepts. Because
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I really want an answer to this too. I just graduated, am nearly broke so I need my first job. However, I have several ideas for a startup that I want to implement soon, I'm at the point where I can have a working business within a couple
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I think a per-person version of this chart would be interesting as well, dividing the map into regions, counting the number of accidents, and dividing it by the number of people in the region. Placement of accidents is less interesting tha