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by parul 6y ago
Great initiative! Need more of these. Sharing with friends.
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by parul 7y ago
How is this different from Google Maps ridesharing API? https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/ridesharing/
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by parul 8y ago
+100 to Andrew NGs machine learning. Inspired me enough about the potential of online education to start a (now reasonably successful edtech) company!
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by parul 9y ago
Looks pretty cool! Do you have something for iOS as well?
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by parul 10y ago
Try the Khan Academy stats resources - https://www.khanacademy.org/math/statistics-probability Datacamp also launched a bunch of new stats courses recently. I haven't checked them out yet, but their courses are us
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by parul 10y ago
Seems to compete with the Amazon visa they've had for over a decade!
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by parul 10y ago
I love the crystal Ball analogy, LOL!
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by parul 10y ago
I would definitely expect a senior manager in a tech company to know that! Keeping an eye on trends, competitors, influencers, big shakeups is a must for doing their job.
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by parul 10y ago
We are a 3 year old startup and have had product/marketing/ops in San Francisco and engineering in Bangalore all this while. We use Google Docs power users and spontaneous communication happens through Slack and calls. Between the
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by parul 12y ago
Part of a VC's job is advertisement (for their portfolio companies) ;-) However, in this case I couldn't find a past association between Flatiron school & Fred Wilson and/or Union Square ventures, so this article seems to
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by parul 12y ago
You are right, @Wuliwong. Our learning paths ("tutorials" comprised of online courses, videos, blog posts etc) are free, and experts help curate them for the joy of sharing their knowledge and giving back to the community. We are
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by parul 12y ago
Glad you like it, Sam. You seem to be an expert on -- SlideRules! Want to help create a learning path on them ;-)
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by parul 12y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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by parul 12y ago
Seems like "Design of Everyday Things" is a really short course, with only 3 Chapters and each video of 1-2 minutes. The total video lecture time for the entire course could well be ~1 hour. The project (timebank) is what will ta
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by parul 12y ago
On the contrary, we have had a great experience with remote working teams. We are a young startup, and we started out wanting to hire the best local folks (that is clearly preferred, if you can do that in a reasonable time). But that was ta
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by parul 12y ago
Hey, sorry about that! Could you please try again and see if the error persists? If it does, please send me an email with your work setup & flow details at parul@mysliderule.com
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by parul 12y ago
some mindblowing numbers there. Thanks for sharing!
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by parul 12y ago
Hi elbear, Please add me to the notification list too. Would love to know when the course is ready
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by parul 12y ago
Hi Steve, I'm the author of the path and a big fan of your course - thanks so much for putting it together! However I would like to echo @rattray's point - when I started learning as a complete newbie to web-dev, I found Django mu
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by parul 12y ago
I strongly think so. Even as someone who had used version control before (CVS), I found Git fairly intimidating in the beginning. I feared it much till I fell in love with it. Further, it is hard to make someone appreciate the need for vers
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by parul 12y ago
Definitely. Making the tool more intelligent and providing personalized recommendations is on our mind. Priority++ based on your request.
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by parul 12y ago
Not necessarily.. depends on your choice of browser. I prefer Chrome, but I know a lot of web-devs, esp those are on Linux or those who have been coding from pre-Chrome days, prefer FF/Firebug. Also, when developing for compatibility w
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by parul 12y ago
AI path added to the "To-Do" :-) Currently, one way to include courses you have taken to your "binder" would be to review them on our site and mark their enrolled/completed/dropped status in the form. We give u
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by parul 12y ago
Also, Paul, bridge material between CS101 andn CS253 is included in section 3.1. Do let us know if you still feel there is a gap!
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by parul 12y ago
My apologies if you found that disorienting! You are right that CS101 becomes a prerequisite for CS253 (if you don't know python already). The reason I started with CS253 is because, personally for me, it helped a lot to know the top l
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by parul 12y ago
You are right, Nick. Rails is more mature in the number of resources available and its dev-community. But increasingly around me, I see more people starting to build on python. I have seen tons of learning material and bootcamps on RoR but
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by parul 12y ago
I think "Ruby outshines Python" is a matter of great debate, and I wouldn't say that one is universally better than the other, rather it depends on your application and personal preferences! I am the author of the path, and b
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by parul 12y ago
Great. What will be the format of this course? We run an online course discovery platform called http://mysliderule.com and what we have seen from users' browsing behavior is that learners typically prefer courses with vide
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by parul 12y ago
A bit of inspiration can do wonders :) However, I was hoping that the red and green .com indicators would tell me whether the domain is available or not. Didn't find that information accurate.
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by parul 12y ago
I'm on android - are there similar apps for that?

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