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sk2code
12y ago
The gaming market is pretty dynamic and it is very hard to keep up with your competitors. People do play games but I don't know many people who keep playing the same game every day. Angry Birds came up with different versions of the ga
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I totally agree with what Justin has mentioned. All these things can be learned for free. I am a big fan of what Justin has been doing and his Videos are simple and easy to follow. I've been doing Unix/Linux system admin for the l
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This University Teaches You No Skills—Just a New Way to Think
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Including my mom in the last 10 years I've lost 4 female members of family to cancer. This product is revolutionary no doubt and I am very excited about it. I believe Google will face an uphill task as there are lots of things to expl
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The Internet Is Broken, and Shellshock Is Just the Start of Our Woes
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“Where is everybody?"
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Ask HN: How did you train for your 1st Full Marathon?
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Id shows off double-jumping, skull-crushing new Doom at QuakeCon
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12y ago
Instead of teaching someone to code the better approach would be to give basic STEM education. What would a coding class do if the basics of Maths and Science are not clear.
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How A Hacker Nabbed $600,000 In Two Months By Googling People's Home Networks
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How the U.S built the Worlds most Accurate Atomic Clock
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Bitcoin Baron Keeps a Secretive Open Source OS Alive
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Ask HN: What data science blogs do you follow?
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sk2code
13y ago
Thanks. Yes, it is Perl.
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Ask HN: How did you learn Perl/Shell Scripting?
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Ask HN: Best Movies you saw in 2013?
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Oculus Primed: Meet the Geniuses Working on Virtual Reality
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Ask HN: Can time travel be possible .... ever?
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Ask HN: Is it still a good time to invest time/money in mining Bitcoins?
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Homeless Men Wish They’d Gone Hungry Instead of Spending Bitcoins
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13y ago
Count me as 2. Though I am sure there are lots of people who will be reading the material on your blog. Pretty good stuff.
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13y ago
The one in my HN profile should be good. Thanks.
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sk2code
13y ago
Would like to use it primarily for configuration purpose. Admin/devops kinds of jobs.
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sk2code
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I've recently became interested in Hadoop, map/reduce, HDFS. I would like to use it for learning purpose.
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OS is Windows 7 (only). Prices can come down if they choose to go with Open Source OS (any Linux Flavor).
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The Rise and Fall of the World’s Largest Bitcoin Exchange
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Out in the Open: Palm Pilot Inventor Wants to Open Source the Human Brain
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Why Facebook Is Teaching Its Machines to Think Like Humans
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How Apple’s Address Book app could allow the NSA to harvest your contacts
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Can the Feds Spend $3.3M in Seized Digital Currency?
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