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by vukmir 13y ago
The course starts September 16th. Has anyone here taken this course before? If you did, what's your experience?
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Martin Odersky's Functional Programming Principles in Scala(coursera.org)
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by vukmir 13y ago
... and a bit more trivia about the name ... for the folks from the ex-Yugoslavia, when you say Vegeta it means this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegeta_(food)
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by vukmir 13y ago
... ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country ... JFK would be proud.
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by vukmir 14y ago
I agree that there are some very interesting hardware startups and that we will read some great stories in 20 years, but I disagree that the most of us will have a chance to work on them. I'm under the impression that the average HNer is wo
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by vukmir 14y ago
I enjoyed reading this story. Hunting down those kind of bugs is not something most of us will ever be able to do.
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by vukmir 14y ago
I think that anybody who works with JS should support this project and its author (Marijn Haverbeke of the Eloquent JavaScript fame.) P.S. Works fine on Chromium Version 24.0.1312.56 Ubuntu 12.04 x64
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by vukmir 14y ago
>This algorithmic craze is too clever for its own good. It is particularly evident in the false-positive bans. Source?
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by vukmir 14y ago
Great list. The Peter Van Linden's book is the most fun and engaging programming book I've ever read (despite being a bit dated at the time I read it).
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by vukmir 14y ago
Reminds me of this: http://youtu.be/Humfsis-QLI
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by vukmir 14y ago
Agreed. Watching this happening was amazing. HN, respect!
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by vukmir 14y ago
Nice one Maneesh! Way to make me feel inadequate. First, I started programming at 15. Second, the beard you had at 16! Back then, I would have killed for one of those.
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by vukmir 14y ago
You mean, something like justin.tv?
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by vukmir 14y ago
I enjoyed reading this. My takeaway from his takeaways would be: 1. Commitment matters. Stop talking, make it happen. - Ben Silberman 2. Don’t worry about competition, just improve yourself. - Hiroshi Mikitani 3. Failure to decide is w
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by vukmir 14y ago
That's exactly what they want you to believe. Never underestimate the frightening power of a large number of evildoers hitting F5.
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by vukmir 14y ago
I'm starting with Rails and this sounds like a great deal. The only problem is that I'm some 6500 miles away from SF. Anyhow, I like what you're doing and I wish you success.