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rathereasy
3y ago
Not at the moment
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3y ago
Symmetry investments | London OR remote (European timezone), VISA | Full time | Senior ReactJS developer I'm Jacques. I'm a senior developer. I don't work in HR, but I'm posting this because I really want to work with ta
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rathereasy
4y ago
Is this React Native with Lisp instead of JavaScript?
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rathereasy
6y ago
For those of you interested in programming related content, I created a series of videos that teaches the relationship between JavaScript code, stackframes and the heap: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLBDAMasrPN7fPs4
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rathereasy
6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! You mentioned things I never thought of before, like selecting the value instead of typing it out
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6y ago
Many of my former students had wildly inaccurate mental models so I built a platform that focuses on addressing that particular issue: https://wakata.io It teaches JavaScript, but most mainstream programming languages have the s
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What do online learning platforms actually provide? A simple analogy
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10y ago
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11y ago
There's nothing wrong with you. Your passion for novelty and learning can be a huge asset in the right environment. There are companies who hire software engineers to quickly build proof of concept prototypes to then throw the prototyp
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11y ago
Whoa, this is pretty cool. People have been trying to do this for ages. If they've been analyzing how people code, they have some valuable data to develop from. I hope they make it! I once made a programming language with a tree editor
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11y ago
Whoa, this is pretty cool. People have been trying to do this for ages. If they've been analyzing how people code, they have some valuable data to develop from. I hope they make it! I once made a programming language with a tree editor
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11y ago
At the end of the article, the author mentions how we could possibly find other designs of mathematics. Well, some people already have! Some mathematicians did not like the law of excluded middle, which states that for any proposition A, ei