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by random_coder 11y ago
What Xixi says is that when China's GDP per capita matches that of Japan, it's economy will be 3.5x as big as US's. A similar percentage in budget for defence as that of US would then mean 3.5 x 600B. Nothing to do with China
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by random_coder 11y ago
German colleges are free but the kids who are chosen to go to them are often selected by the third grade. Could you explain more?
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by random_coder 11y ago
Then I'd say you have the right mindset for a software engineer :)
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by random_coder 12y ago
It's also likely that these guys had already programmed before coming to the class. We all tend to get stuck when programming something for the first time. Second and third times are much smoother experiences.
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by random_coder 12y ago
I'm Indian and I'm deeply frustrated and disappointed with this. My fear is that other mobile networks like Airtel will pick up dumb ass half-baked ideas like this and start charging for data from other non approved sources and fo
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by random_coder 12y ago
In my experience, practicing for competitions like GCJ, Topcoder help a LOT in two ways. 1. Raw coding skills - You'll reach a point where what's in your mind can be coded with very few stupid low level coding bugs like syntax err
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by random_coder 12y ago
This seems to be the original discussion. http://jasonrudolph.com/blog/2011/08/09/programming-achievem...
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by random_coder 12y ago
nonlocal is only in python 3.
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by random_coder 13y ago
It's not true. If a poly-time solution is found for NP-hard problem, then it's not necessarily true that other NP-hard problems can be solved in polynomial time. However, if poly-time solution for an NP-hard implies every NP-compl
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by random_coder 13y ago
Neal Stephenson's novels work for me :)
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by random_coder 13y ago
How do you suggest that one should get past the initial hardships in learning clojure, assuming one is willing to put the needed effort? I've always wanted to learn a lisp and clojure seemed good, but couldn't find a good tutorial
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by random_coder 13y ago
More generally, in Facebook's social graph, connections can be of different types. For e.g., for a user, 'likes' can be one type of an edge and 'followers'(people he follows) is of a different type, 'followed b