This was the one that really stood out to me. MOOCs, bootcamps etc are wildly popular now and vary massively in quality. It's very easy for candidates to look good on paper but not actually know the technical side as…
The canonical source for learning Scala from scratch (at least, when I was learning a couple of years ago) is the Coursera course by Martin Odersky, one of the language's founders. It appears that the course has grown…
I think you underestimate how much having something tactile, with buttons and LEDs, can really shift how younger students perceive learning. I volunteer teach a group of 8/9 year olds an intro to programming class and…
I heard a good rule of thumb to follow when drawing Feynman Diagrams is that the fewer lines there are, the more probable the occurrence of the event represented by the diagram. So at the simplest case, a single line…
I think that's just the nature of the query. Every single one of the first page of organic results for me is exactly the same: http://imgur.com/cypF0He
I'd be interested in seeing that when it's ready!
If you include their laptops then they're all double screen really
Nothing groundbreaking, but good analysis rarely is. I'd be interested to see the relationship between comment karma and age of post though - do earlier comments always get more attention?
The "What am I looking at?" section (http://www.chromoscope.net/1.4.1/what.html) says that they are: "Don't worry, they aren't holes in the Universe being ripped open by creatures from another dimension! They are…
This is the big next step that a lot of people were expecting - where in-depth studies into all of the competitors occurs and it's gradually revealed that this defeat device game has been played by almost everyone in…
Good on you for listing your gripes with them. Too often I see people complaining about PayPal in general but I've managed to miss actual reasons before now.
You're missing out on the Seed Radar: http://www.seedr.co.jp/en/eraser.html
Isn't it a bit silly to throw away every single @<user> tweet? Imagine I'm having a twitter conversation with my friends about who can make the best pangram and this data is ignored just because we're tweeting @ each…
"could care less" only exists out of misappropriation of the original idiom though, which is "couldn't care less" - a phrase which makes far more sense.
From the description of the problem immediately afterwards, they're looking for you to return "a" (a variable name) which is the magnitude of the volume given less the volume of 1 litre (i.e "a" cm^3 - 1000 cm^3)
Same problem here. What a shame, I was hoping to be able to read/type some thrilling literature...
This looks amazing! Your docs page 404s for me every other refresh and doesn't load with any CSS. I'm guessing this is a load problem? Edit: Managed to load it with styling this time, it looks great :)
Thanks for this, I really appreciate the section at the end on a suggested learning process. Looks like I've got my weekend planned!
Why does wikipedia link them with Palantir (and vice versa)? Is it just because they seem to be providing similar products or is there more to it?
The only thing most of us were thinking, scrolling down that site. I definitely missed some text as my eyes glazed over...
I like his idea of having an alias to commit to when he wants to save off work. If you combine that with a checkout (co) alias which saves the current branch and checks the latest commit message of the destination…
If you want to be pessimistic about it, anyone who doesn't adopt will get an SEO drop
That took me to the German version, you can get to the English version (which is at the same url) through this page: http://wwwlgis.informatik.uni-kl.de/cms/courses/informations...
And in the second episode, but that one's more obviously sinister from the outset
It's never too late!
This was the one that really stood out to me. MOOCs, bootcamps etc are wildly popular now and vary massively in quality. It's very easy for candidates to look good on paper but not actually know the technical side as…
The canonical source for learning Scala from scratch (at least, when I was learning a couple of years ago) is the Coursera course by Martin Odersky, one of the language's founders. It appears that the course has grown…
I think you underestimate how much having something tactile, with buttons and LEDs, can really shift how younger students perceive learning. I volunteer teach a group of 8/9 year olds an intro to programming class and…
I heard a good rule of thumb to follow when drawing Feynman Diagrams is that the fewer lines there are, the more probable the occurrence of the event represented by the diagram. So at the simplest case, a single line…
I think that's just the nature of the query. Every single one of the first page of organic results for me is exactly the same: http://imgur.com/cypF0He
I'd be interested in seeing that when it's ready!
If you include their laptops then they're all double screen really
Nothing groundbreaking, but good analysis rarely is. I'd be interested to see the relationship between comment karma and age of post though - do earlier comments always get more attention?
The "What am I looking at?" section (http://www.chromoscope.net/1.4.1/what.html) says that they are: "Don't worry, they aren't holes in the Universe being ripped open by creatures from another dimension! They are…
This is the big next step that a lot of people were expecting - where in-depth studies into all of the competitors occurs and it's gradually revealed that this defeat device game has been played by almost everyone in…
Good on you for listing your gripes with them. Too often I see people complaining about PayPal in general but I've managed to miss actual reasons before now.
You're missing out on the Seed Radar: http://www.seedr.co.jp/en/eraser.html
Isn't it a bit silly to throw away every single @<user> tweet? Imagine I'm having a twitter conversation with my friends about who can make the best pangram and this data is ignored just because we're tweeting @ each…
"could care less" only exists out of misappropriation of the original idiom though, which is "couldn't care less" - a phrase which makes far more sense.
From the description of the problem immediately afterwards, they're looking for you to return "a" (a variable name) which is the magnitude of the volume given less the volume of 1 litre (i.e "a" cm^3 - 1000 cm^3)
Same problem here. What a shame, I was hoping to be able to read/type some thrilling literature...
This looks amazing! Your docs page 404s for me every other refresh and doesn't load with any CSS. I'm guessing this is a load problem? Edit: Managed to load it with styling this time, it looks great :)
Thanks for this, I really appreciate the section at the end on a suggested learning process. Looks like I've got my weekend planned!
Why does wikipedia link them with Palantir (and vice versa)? Is it just because they seem to be providing similar products or is there more to it?
The only thing most of us were thinking, scrolling down that site. I definitely missed some text as my eyes glazed over...
I like his idea of having an alias to commit to when he wants to save off work. If you combine that with a checkout (co) alias which saves the current branch and checks the latest commit message of the destination…
If you want to be pessimistic about it, anyone who doesn't adopt will get an SEO drop
That took me to the German version, you can get to the English version (which is at the same url) through this page: http://wwwlgis.informatik.uni-kl.de/cms/courses/informations...
And in the second episode, but that one's more obviously sinister from the outset
It's never too late!