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by untitledwiz 15y ago
These kinds of efforts are amazing! I am left speechless. This group represents the true essence of hacking.
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
Ya I took the exam yesterday at Yale. Pretty long and difficult, everyone stayed for the full 3.5 hours. Professor Polak is a firm believer of having a good spread of scores and so made the exam long and challenging. All in all it was a goo
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
I am about to take a Game Theory final tomorrow so this post if very relevant :) The Yale Open Courses Game Theory class is also worth checking out. Material is taught in a very accessible manner. http://oyc.yale.edu/economics/game-theory/
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
Apache Hadoop :)
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
I could not agree more with Joel. To be a good/proper programmer you need to know C inside out. I would never, ever hire anyone who doesn't understand pointers.
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
When he speaks Italian he swears at one of the workers.
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
Best quote -- "He’s now an angel investor (a polite synonym for “rich”)."
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
Fantastic! This is how education needs to be: open and free.
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
This is a great idea! I'm so happy people are getting together in virtual classrooms! I would join but I'm currently doing linear algebra in college. Hopefully, when I graduate I can join/start something similar on another topic :)
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
I am a senior in college as well and I've found that the most successful way to impress an engineer is 1) to show enthusiasm about the company, about programming and technology in general and 2) ask well thought out questions (research the
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by untitledwiz 15y ago
Documentary on the subject - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u404SLJj7ig
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Ask HN: Which is more important/valuable for an internship: what or where?
2 points by untitledwiz 16y ago|4 comments
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A Very Short Introduction to MapReduce and Hadoop(ostatic.com)
3 points by untitledwiz 16y ago|0 comments
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by untitledwiz 16y ago
Haha - oh absolutely! The first day I was out of the course I just could not stop smiling at people on the street. Have you been practicing regularly? Where did you do the course? I did mine in France - a little south of Paris, great center
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by untitledwiz 16y ago
I attended a 10-day Vipassana course ( http://www.dhamma.org/ ). In my opinion, this is the easiest type of meditation to start with. There are sites for these 10-day course pretty much everywhere around the world. The course runs on a dona