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by logari 7y ago
Thanks, :) the English language has serious limitations in how meaning can be molded to convey multiple-entendres, unlike some Asian/Oriental languages where one line can have at least 4 to 5 differing, contradictory-yet-supporting sen
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by logari 7y ago
Thank you. There is a well-known sociological theory that things that matter cannot be gotten directly because you think they matter; rather because you want them, aside from their importance, then you can get them. Say you want to date a h
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by logari 7y ago
The problem can be addressed by removing the "employee mindset" from potential programmers. If you do it for the money, well, you will neither get very good, nor will you enjoy the money, assuming you become good enough to get any
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by logari 7y ago
Absolutely nothing. Well except Java. (Just kidding, Java is fine!).
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by logari 7y ago
Yes, that was my point, too.
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Ask HN: Why do you enjoy working with Clojure?
4 points by logari 7y ago|3 comments
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by logari 7y ago
A balanced and intelligent comment. Although, if Racket is for educational uses only, if you see their main website you will notice that it is actively preparing itself to become the next Python.
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by logari 7y ago
Have you tried learning Chinese.
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by logari 7y ago
+1 for Lisp. (Common, Racket, Scheme etc).
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by logari 7y ago
On Hobby ========= Roses are pink Tulips are black I like to think That's why I hack ~~~~~~~ On the importance of sleep ========= In the ev'ning when the sun Was setting, it went down Said it needed have some rest So that it coul
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by logari 7y ago
Finally, somebody said it. The English also very good, nay, excellent.
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by logari 7y ago
I write poems.
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by logari 7y ago
You should read "Body by Science" to prevent destroying your bones, cartilage and to waste time. There is such thing as the golden minimum.
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by logari 7y ago
The ideas in Getting More, by Stuart Diamond. And many others...in particular books written in foreign languages, which I cannot share here due to linguistic barriers.
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by logari 7y ago
+1 for Racket. It will have excellent potential in the AI world.
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by logari 7y ago
Agreed on the dev.to interface. It seems as if it was designed by a child who was late for school.
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by logari 7y ago
Is HN really toxic? I haven't noticed.
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by logari 7y ago
You are falling into the "build it and they will buy" trap. Supply-side marketing only when the product is disruptive, like an IPad, or smart phone. Otherwise, you need very compelling reasons than just liking to create customers.
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by logari 7y ago
Especially on YouTube, there are quite a lot of people whose opinions are not calculated, fact-backed and experience-baked, who merely say things because they gotta say it.
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by logari 7y ago
I identify with that part, so I will explain my interpretation of it: If you do things the way they all do, you go on the path well-traveled. But if you dare to do what your heart tells you to do, even though it is outside of the "stan
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by logari 7y ago
A good question! Although I wonder why the timeline is set at 12 months.... This is what I learned: 1- amateurs try to hard sell and persuade with much energy. That is how you know they are amateurs. They make up for competence by inflating
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by logari 7y ago
There are two types of interruptors: the intelligent and the stupid. The intelligent ones have a lot to say, and worry they forget, so they want to edge in a few of that "block" chain before it's lost. The stupid ones are sim
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by logari 7y ago
I have read all the comments as of this typing. Some good, others okay. Ish. While there is no doubt that Khan Academy is really good, it depends on good for WHOM? You don't sound like a typical KA learner, from what I see from your po
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by logari 7y ago
An intelligent comment. Good one.
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by logari 7y ago
+1 for the excellent Maxwell Maltz
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by logari 7y ago
I directly take notes online. See here: learnook.surge.sh Then in the chapter 2019.
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by logari 7y ago
I am going to write my answer before reading others' comments, because I don't want to be primed by the other comments. Because we are all different in some sense, and yet similar in the main sense, certain strategies work for all
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'Monster bluffer': Poker AI smashes elite human players after 8 days of training(rt.com)
1 points by logari 7y ago|0 comments
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by logari 7y ago
Location: anywhere except Japan, China, Korea, and Africa. Remote: yes! Willing to relocate: yes Tech: Python, Julia, some R (I dislike it), Scheme, HTML/CSS/Js, Ruby, Django/Rails. Mostly data science/analytics and web
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by logari 7y ago
Thanks, yes...

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