> The article defines the overconfidence as a belief in an outcome despite what reasonable past statistics tell us. Following this same logic, a nerdy guy who has 100% rejection rate should accept it and do nothing.…
I would like to put forward another perspective. I notice that in software industry there is common recommendation of doing some project (or just hack something) to to learn or get better at something. This advice I…
Well, whatever your opinion is of Spring (mine is negative) or however you look at this you need to acknowledge that Spring MVC is probably the best Java "Action" framework. Combine it with the fact that it's most…
I don't follow this too much, so might be talking nonsense, however I don't understand where all this fuss is coming from. From the start of this I interpreted situation this way - Java's goal was "run everywhere"…
For me personally, main problem with Scala is somewhat hard to explain, but can be summarized with few very abstract phrases which are overlapping: * Dirty (opposite of Clean) language. * Relationship between theory and…
Yes, you right, Scala comunity tend to be friendly and helpful when you want to learn something. But only until you criticize something about Scala :) That's at least my experience. After some critique I even had some…
> The article defines the overconfidence as a belief in an outcome despite what reasonable past statistics tell us. Following this same logic, a nerdy guy who has 100% rejection rate should accept it and do nothing.…
I would like to put forward another perspective. I notice that in software industry there is common recommendation of doing some project (or just hack something) to to learn or get better at something. This advice I…
Well, whatever your opinion is of Spring (mine is negative) or however you look at this you need to acknowledge that Spring MVC is probably the best Java "Action" framework. Combine it with the fact that it's most…
I don't follow this too much, so might be talking nonsense, however I don't understand where all this fuss is coming from. From the start of this I interpreted situation this way - Java's goal was "run everywhere"…
For me personally, main problem with Scala is somewhat hard to explain, but can be summarized with few very abstract phrases which are overlapping: * Dirty (opposite of Clean) language. * Relationship between theory and…
Yes, you right, Scala comunity tend to be friendly and helpful when you want to learn something. But only until you criticize something about Scala :) That's at least my experience. After some critique I even had some…