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601.
by zura 15y ago
Great! Now I'm waiting for the Compilers class.
602.
by zura 15y ago
interesting/boring* doesn't always correspond to complicated/easy. Actually, it might be even more complicated to _complete_ the extremely boring task. * - in this particular example, js drag&drop being an interesting task is a subjecti
603.
by zura 15y ago
Not killing a living organism is actually the killer feature for me.
604.
by zura 15y ago
While I agree regarding correctness and concurrency, I wouldn't emphasize performance, even for Java and .NET, whose GCs are more developed, tuned and tested in the production environment than Haskell's one. Edit: And for Haskell, achieving
605.
by zura 15y ago
Maybe credit notes are written in Japanese :)
606.
by zura 15y ago
What about the situation when professor asks you to write the letter yourself and he will sign it later? Is it a common case in the academic world? Another case: when it's been a several years after you last contacted your professor or advi
607.
by zura 15y ago
I'd also recommend the Higher-Order Perl book: http://hop.perl.plover.com/book/
608.
by zura 15y ago
I always preferred TASM than MASM.
609.
by zura 15y ago
Audience defines the scope of the site, not the country where it is hosted.
610.
by zura 15y ago
University of Washington (Computer Science and Engineering): http://www.cs.washington.edu/education/course-webs.html Some of the video lecture series: CSE 421: Introduction to Algorithms: http://www.cs.washington.edu/education/courses/cs
611.
by zura 15y ago
I wouldn't choose JavaScript language for a large scale project.
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Dijkstra, Hoare, Dahl - Structured Programming(amazon.com)
1 points by zura 15y ago|0 comments
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Stepanov. Notes on Programming (From the courses taught at SGI and Adobe)[pdf](stepanovpapers.com)
6 points by zura 15y ago|0 comments
614.
by zura 15y ago
Ordered by probability: 0. Computer Scientist ----- Other variants ----- 1. Mechanical Engineer 2. Mathematician 3. Musician 4. Chemist
615.
by zura 15y ago
Well, maybe not the basic syntax elements of a language, but there are idioms and techniques, some of which are quite language specific (or, are native or naturally expressed in some languages) and learning them will actually make you bette
616.
by zura 15y ago
I want simplicity and straight-forwardness of a single mouse click.
617.
by zura 15y ago
It might sound not bad, when you're only used to that.
618.
by zura 15y ago
And with a single mouse click? Also, closing an application with a single mouse click...
619.
by zura 15y ago
I'd recommend "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist: Learning with Python" - http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkCSpy/thinkCSpy... MIT introductory course that uses this book: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering
620.
by zura 15y ago
Yes. I read SICP being an experienced C++/imperative engineer. On the other hand, I wouldn't have that enjoyable mind-shifting experience if I started with SICP in the first place.
621.
by zura 15y ago
I wouldn't differentiate it regarding fairness. Salary + Profit == Compensation for the work done. Compensation should be fair.
622.
by zura 15y ago
On the other hand, you seem to use cost of living comparison for profit sharing. Quote from: http://blogs.balsamiq.com/team/2011/09/12/profitsharing/ "9. then all weighed by the cost of living in each location: this is important because i
623.
by zura 15y ago
Depends. If it brings "childhood" memories, then let it be :)
624.
by zura 15y ago
What about this situation: X and Y are places with similar cost of living, but people in X have lower wages and they are used to live cheaper (i.e. they buy less goodies, etc..) than in Y. In other words, maybe it would be better (more fair
625.
by zura 15y ago
JCreator http://www.jcreator.com/ I think it is the only decent Java IDE not written in Java. From the site: "JCreator is written entirely in C++, which makes it fast and efficient compared to the Java based editors/IDE's."
626.
by zura 15y ago
I'd call it Shared source software or, to be precise, Later shared source software.
627.
by zura 15y ago
Well, mc is already a quite powerful file manager, but a GUI variant won't hurt of course.
628.
by zura 15y ago
I switched to tcmd from DISCo Commander couple of years ago. It is really a decent piece of software.
629.
by zura 15y ago
Yes. Actually, I don't understand why people emphasize on touch typing here. Engineering is not a data entry job.
630.
by zura 15y ago
This reminds me about "QBasic Nerd" :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mal6XbN5cEg

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