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Next Gen MacBook Pro teardown(ifixit.com)
6 points by varunsaini 14y ago|0 comments
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by varunsaini 14y ago
Have you tried Udacity, Coursera etc? These courses are also giving some certificates also.
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by varunsaini 14y ago
Very well said...it is not the destination but journey that matters most...
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by varunsaini 14y ago
True.
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by varunsaini 14y ago
Udacity has started mirroring their course content videos. You can check on Udacity web site.
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by varunsaini 14y ago
Online education platforms are future, I am not saying that class room education is going away but both can compliment each other. I am taking Udacity classes (one class at a time as it is very easy to get overwhelmed and join 3-4 classes a
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by varunsaini 14y ago
So we will see new MBP in June then.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Maybe they tried that. but Apple had patent on that.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
I believe that if the product is good then it doesn't matter if you keep it under wrap or give a peek to people. Google believes in iterative model and they are keeping that. If they pull it off and sell it in 300-500 $ I can imagine seeing
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Download are really going to high, but time will tell how people are going to use it...I am definitely going to download and try it on my android phone.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Be Ready for the hipster photos for All the Androids (I bet we have a lot of them)...
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Instagram for Android(theverge.com)
2 points by varunsaini 15y ago|1 comments
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Thanks, that's very nice advice. I am following something same. learning Python and java, learning Junit, I can do automation with Selenium and QTP.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Udacity courses and Google python is also a good source.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
I know Java, brushing it up, I am learning Python (Mostly from Udacity classes and MIT classes), I can do some Android development also.
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Waiting for ideas...
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Sublime Text 2 for me. Very powerful and easy to use.
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Ask HN: From Software Testing to Software Development
2 points by varunsaini 15y ago|6 comments
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by varunsaini 15y ago
depends on the size of the book and time frame to finish the book. but I read at least 3-4 books per year based on various CS topics.
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From Testing to Software Development - Carrier Change
1 points by varunsaini 15y ago|0 comments
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by varunsaini 15y ago
Why have a single favorite language, use language as a tool to get the things done.But for the question sake I will say Java and Python, but if this questions come up next year, I will like to click few more...