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Comment #3774605
I imagine filtering will be available in version 2.0?
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Comment #2632891
Linux only?
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Comment #2461183
What concept(s) did the students find hardest to grasp? What areas do you think more time should be spent on when teaching it? Thnx in advance.
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Comment #2459176
Zed also offers online instruction/classes. Cool guy too.
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Comment #2459172
Ironically, this response is VERY similar to the confusing verbosity of most programming languages. :) In Python, you would just say: Python (NOTE: I do appreciate the thoughtful a…
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Comment #2459164
I find Python the easiest for non-programmers to learn. Less things to account for (syntax, conventions, etc.). Allows people to be very direct with what they want their program to…
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Comment #2459134
"One beautiful feature of the language-based approach is that we start with a very familiar model of computation, the evaluation of polynomials over the reals. It’s very familiar f…
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Comment #2459109
Oddly enough, I'll be TAing an identical class this summer. Any quick tips or advice? (I'll probably also send you a message later as well). Thanks.
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Comment #2428946
pentadactyl http://dactyl.sourceforge.net/pentadactyl/index
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Comment #2303642
if i don't buy the bundle that i don't want in the first place then i don't have to worry about the troubles with a refund.
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Comment #2300127
fuck no.
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Comment #2300124
fuck yeah. best website i've seen in a while.
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Comment #2266299
agreed. i avoid the frontpage, but keep track of a few subreddits.
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Comment #2196112
i agree with most of what you say, but i think a key is more balance between the two. not purely "real world", and not strictly "academic world". somewhere in between.
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Comment #2196109
well said. i didn't think of that perspective. my own experience was more along the lines of feeling a disconnect between classwork and how it applied to the real world.
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Comment #2196099
it would also tend to probably attract those profs/instructors that are more "aware" of what's out there. they (typically) tend to be the better instructors as well.
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Comment #2185073
he's apparently used duckduckgo. i can recognize it from a mile away because the stalking/wow factor that all us users experience after using it seems to have also bit him. :)
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Comment #2185043
yr a worse ddg fanboy than me :P
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Comment #2185038
their market share may be laughable, but that still doesn't eliminate the fact that many knowledgeable people prefer either blekko or duckduckgo over google. it can definitely be v…
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Comment #2185024
amen brother.
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Comment #2136826
I've been using this for the past 4 years. They've got a nice iPad app that includes highlighting, but unfortunately their desktop app can't handle highlighting yet. :( Their prior…
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Comment #2136470
Install Disconnect (written by an ex-Google engineer). http://www.disconnectere.com/ It blocks 3rd parties and trackers from a variety of places, not just Google.
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Comment #2136457
Modus tollens at its best. '"For example", does not a proof make.' - sorry, can't recall the author
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Comment #2136441
I would rather not be stalked and have all my personal and private information available to people trying to sell me crap I don't want or need. I'd rather see no advertisements.