restofus

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by restofus 7y ago
Nice, I was looking for one sometime back and the app based ones like amicus and robo pong cost around $2000
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by restofus 10y ago
Are you referring to space fortress [1]? [1] https://www.brainturk.com/space-fortress
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by restofus 11y ago
It would be great if you can add a few of those word games you have on the games page to the wars page
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by restofus 13y ago
This looks great. Why have you priced the app at $2.99 I have been using Lumosity and they charge $79.99 per year across their website and app and they have very limited games on their app.
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by restofus 13y ago
http://steve-yegge.blogspot.in/2006/10/egomania-itself.html Here he talks a bit about the perl community
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by restofus 14y ago
Additional discussion http://blogs.perl.org/users/steven_haryanto/2012/07/so-appar... http://blogs.perl.org/users/michael_g_schwern/2012/07/how-no...
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Is this considered creepy in all cultures?(rt.cpan.org)
25 points by restofus 14y ago|44 comments
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Can you make yourself smarter?(nytimes.com)
118 points by restofus 14y ago|52 comments
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by restofus 15y ago
Selenium is another option http://seleniumhq.org/
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by restofus 15y ago
This class might be of interest to you http://www.security-class.org/
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by restofus 15y ago
The good thing about perl 6 is that lots of ideas from there are getting back into perl 5 and believe it or not Haskell got a bit of a boost because of perl 6 (when the pugs project was in full swing). Even if one of the projects implements
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by restofus 15y ago
"real world" means different things for different people. At this point how many companies do you know of that use perl6 to solve their business problem (may be as simple as a web app) ?. Has there been any job posting anywhere which are lo
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by restofus 15y ago
I do not think structured classes is equivalent to being treated like a child. It was intended as a general comment that some people might not like it and equate it like that based on his comment that only a fraction people actually attende
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by restofus 15y ago
You say encourage to challenge themselves (Internal) and then say the course must challenge them (external factor). In any course the basics are thought and the student must take it on themselves to learn more and ask when they do not und
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by restofus 15y ago
I disagree I do not know calculus and would not have done this class if that was the case. I am now implementing ML in my day to day work . Anybody can make ML difficult , the greatness is in making it easy for people to use it and that
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by restofus 15y ago
If you want to know how the guy came up with it , do you think someone taught him that or he delved into the topic deeper by himself and figured it out .The professor makes it clear that you can do the derivates if you know so I do not unde
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by restofus 15y ago
Really principles be damned, they are doing it for free
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by restofus 15y ago
<i> Selfstudy is great, but sometimes the best way to learn is from a structured class</i> Well lots of people might like to be treated like grown ups and not like the structured classes and who knows they might even writ
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by restofus 15y ago
This was an initial experiment so I am pretty sure they will change the format a little bit later. lots of people signed up for all the classes and it was difficult to do all the three at the same time but if given the option of doing it at
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by restofus 15y ago
tldr; The experts make it look impossible but the masters make it look easy and actually teach you Just ranting out here so feel free to ignore :-) This is not really aimed at the author but towards the "elite" group. There was another eli