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by zura 12y ago
Is price significant for public/state universities as well in US?
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by zura 12y ago
Not sure how it is in USA, but in Georgia (Europe), muggers are usually caught after 30-60 mins when you call police. And belongings are returned to you. Not necessary some luxury items... even your cheap cellphone [from 00s] counts.
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by zura 12y ago
Egzactli.
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by zura 12y ago
Have you seen MIT OCW videos?
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by zura 12y ago
Yes. It is astonishing how institutes with huge budgets put videos like these (it is quite common with such big names as MIT).
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by zura 12y ago
While you can find a lot of video lectures (complete courses) about OS dev, I'd really like to have some Database systems dev course from coursera or any other source.
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by zura 12y ago
Just one thing, last time I calculated: from 150K gross salary, you get 90-100K net after taxes. Also consider housing prices in SV and that 150K doesn't sound that good anymore ;) That said, you should aim for 150K+ base salary, plu
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by zura 12y ago
As passive as possible, but I'm usually careful when using word "passive" for significant recurring revenues.
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by zura 12y ago
Yes, Bratko's book is on my reading list but never got to it so far ;)
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by zura 12y ago
No, those are two different things. And being the "author" of that recurring revenue I believe feels much better than e.g. just having a rich grandfather (but the later case is still better than nothing, probably ;) )
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by zura 12y ago
This is why most of us need significant recurring revenue - to have a time to work on things like this :)
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by zura 12y ago
As for binding, yes, you can come up with similarly looking examples, but they are different in essence: Erlang has pattern matching, while Prolog has unification.
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by zura 12y ago
I always mention Art Of Prolog along with SICP, when asked about good books.
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by zura 12y ago
Well, besides that Erlang was initially implemented in Prolog, I don't think these languages have much in common except punctuation symbols :)
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by zura 12y ago
Anyone can point to the list of supported merchant/developer countries for Apple Pay? Or is there any plans to add new countries to apple appstore? It is 2014 and I'm still unable to publish [any] apps on Apple app store and paid
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by zura 12y ago
Actually, many company blogs have this problem. What I meant is that why not have some company logo in the header which points to the company website?
167.
by zura 12y ago
While we're at it, why I have to remove "blog." prefix from browser's address bar in order to get to your company page?
168.
by zura 12y ago
I developed a significant project in C++ Builder more than a decade ago and it was a really smooth experience.
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by zura 12y ago
Well, I'm a heavy IDE user. On Linux I was on KDevelop (and now Qt Creator looks nice as well), on Windows mostly MSVC. I can't imagine working productively in vim and similar environments. But I still find Java based software&#x2
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by zura 12y ago
No matter how time passes and how powerful desktop I use - java based software are just slow and bloat (especially IDEs). Even for some Java related work, I preferred to use JCreator (which is the only Java IDE purely written in C++ I belie
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by zura 12y ago
As I remember AppCode is a native (non-java) app, right? CLion requires Java/JDK which is a huge deal breaker for me, for things like IDE.
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by zura 12y ago
Interesting, they came up with ReSharper for C++. I wander how that compares to Visual Assist.
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by zura 12y ago
Didn't they already have some kind of C++ IDE before? AppCode maybe - but that was OSX only I think.
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by zura 12y ago
Could you please add "US-only" in your title? Thanks.
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by zura 12y ago
I see no reason why someone should limit shimself to such a narrow field ("iOS" in this case). You shouldn't limit yourself even for "Mobile"... I mean, you're an engineer, you solve tasks, no matter if it is i
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by zura 12y ago
Isn't JVM and Java libraries (i.e. "batteries") the one of the main selling points of Clojure?
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by zura 12y ago
Regarding remote job postings - make it clear if this is US-only remote or world-wide. Also - please make sure that it is easy to search for terms like "C++" and "Go". Regarding locations, it should be easy to search for
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by zura 12y ago
I had in mind Tbilisi (capital of Georgia) and maybe Berlin (if you prefer west). But it's not about getting investment back in money - it is more like having a real passive income plus you're the owner of real estate. And you can
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by zura 12y ago
Huh, and here is another idea - build CodeCanyon clone but take 20% :)
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by zura 12y ago
Or you can buy an apartment in eastern Europe and rent it for $700-1000 per month.

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