Excellent comment, sir!
Hadn't heard of it; thanks for the link.
+1 on the parent-child thing.
>One thing that annoys me about software culture in general is how, by virtue of being a programmer, people are also political scientists, economists, biologists, chemists, astronomers, manufacturing experts,…
>You already have the data I'd use: the text of the comments. Wouldn't that require real AI though? I thought for a minute that NLP (Natural Language Processing, not the other meaning(s) of the acronym) might help,…
Cool, thanks.
How about giving an acknowledgement on your page when someone submits a project / news? Did it a couple of times lately and saw nothing after the submit, even to show that the submission was received.
+1
http://www.google.com/search?q=meditation Some interesting links there. Also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditation
Congrats on the site and thanks. As a guy interested in Go, I plan to check it out over time.
I really liked the Go Tour, which I checked out 3 weeks ago. Then I was a bit disappointed to see that the UI changed some, making it less user-friendly. (Everything used to fit on one page, except for longer examples,…
Is the service US-only? I seem to remember reading something like that on HN recently in another thread.
Thanks. I suggest SWIFT - http://www.swift.com - as another option - if you also plan to offer this to people (developers and/or consumers (of developer's work) outside the US. It's been around for ever, and is reliable…
How is payment to developers done? Do they need a PayPal account? or other way? Is there more than one way to get paid?
That's an interesting theory. I suspect it is likely to be applicable in many, if not most cases. Related anecdote: a person contacted me a year ago and asked if I'd be interested in being a co-founder of his startup…
Clear, and a good idea. Thanks.
Heck, I commented in a hurry without thinking :( I did know about stack traces (used so many times), and you're right, of course. Thanks for pointing it out, though :). Now that I think of it more, since stack traces…
That's an interesting idea: to only catch exceptions at a very high level (for fast prototyping). I tried it out with this test program: http://pastie.org/4791686 Though it works, one potential issue I found with it is…
Check http://www.saylor.org . IIRC their courses allow you to go at your own pace. They offer many courses including but not limited to CS ones, and seem to use Khan Academy / OCW material.
Though your comment was not in reply to me, thanks for the above info. I knew about IPython but not about the IPython Notebook or the QtConsole. I just googled for IPython notebook and read some of that info, but can…
>I'm rather impressed that search engines do it so well. I imagine the right approach involves examining the contents of the pages and doing checksums Interesting point. Q: Is it possible for two different pages to…
Good comment.
One sales book I read, and found quite interesting: The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino.
Somewhat similar to Cygwin is UWin. Tried it recently. http://google.com/search?hl=en&q=uwin It was created by David Korn, author of the Korn shell (ksh). You can find the UWin site link some hits down the Google…
Thanks for the link.
Excellent comment, sir!
Hadn't heard of it; thanks for the link.
+1 on the parent-child thing.
>One thing that annoys me about software culture in general is how, by virtue of being a programmer, people are also political scientists, economists, biologists, chemists, astronomers, manufacturing experts,…
>You already have the data I'd use: the text of the comments. Wouldn't that require real AI though? I thought for a minute that NLP (Natural Language Processing, not the other meaning(s) of the acronym) might help,…
Cool, thanks.
How about giving an acknowledgement on your page when someone submits a project / news? Did it a couple of times lately and saw nothing after the submit, even to show that the submission was received.
+1
http://www.google.com/search?q=meditation Some interesting links there. Also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meditation
Congrats on the site and thanks. As a guy interested in Go, I plan to check it out over time.
I really liked the Go Tour, which I checked out 3 weeks ago. Then I was a bit disappointed to see that the UI changed some, making it less user-friendly. (Everything used to fit on one page, except for longer examples,…
Is the service US-only? I seem to remember reading something like that on HN recently in another thread.
Thanks. I suggest SWIFT - http://www.swift.com - as another option - if you also plan to offer this to people (developers and/or consumers (of developer's work) outside the US. It's been around for ever, and is reliable…
How is payment to developers done? Do they need a PayPal account? or other way? Is there more than one way to get paid?
That's an interesting theory. I suspect it is likely to be applicable in many, if not most cases. Related anecdote: a person contacted me a year ago and asked if I'd be interested in being a co-founder of his startup…
Clear, and a good idea. Thanks.
Heck, I commented in a hurry without thinking :( I did know about stack traces (used so many times), and you're right, of course. Thanks for pointing it out, though :). Now that I think of it more, since stack traces…
That's an interesting idea: to only catch exceptions at a very high level (for fast prototyping). I tried it out with this test program: http://pastie.org/4791686 Though it works, one potential issue I found with it is…
Check http://www.saylor.org . IIRC their courses allow you to go at your own pace. They offer many courses including but not limited to CS ones, and seem to use Khan Academy / OCW material.
Though your comment was not in reply to me, thanks for the above info. I knew about IPython but not about the IPython Notebook or the QtConsole. I just googled for IPython notebook and read some of that info, but can…
>I'm rather impressed that search engines do it so well. I imagine the right approach involves examining the contents of the pages and doing checksums Interesting point. Q: Is it possible for two different pages to…
Good comment.
One sales book I read, and found quite interesting: The Greatest Salesman in the World by Og Mandino.
Somewhat similar to Cygwin is UWin. Tried it recently. http://google.com/search?hl=en&q=uwin It was created by David Korn, author of the Korn shell (ksh). You can find the UWin site link some hits down the Google…
Thanks for the link.