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Comment #9903186
I really dislike their aggressive attempts to get new members to send out join requests to every person they've ever corresponded with on gmail. I've gotten many invitations from p…
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Comment #9843820
"The first 1/3 of CS61A in scheme had no mutation. That is almost impossible in Python to do..." Pretty unambiguous to me. GP had a very thoughtful reply to be clear. If the desire…
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Comment #9843220
How is it that python is less amenable to functional programing? (Functional in the sense of referential transparency and immutable data-structures, rather than map-filter-fold). T…
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Comment #9810076
Trees with a very high branching factor can be used to support immutable vectors which support effectively constant time insert/remove/indexed lookup. However, it's not necessary t…
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Comment #9782803
34 yelp reviews from App Academy students. http://www.yelp.com/biz/app-academy-san-francisco Is it possible to remove negative reviews? They're uniformly 5 stars. I'm actually surp…
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Comment #9782489
Disclaimer: I went to App Academy summer of 2014. I paid ~$14,000 up front as Canadians didn't qualify for the tuition deferment (an eminently reasonable restriction, work visas ar…
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Comment #9505935
I haven't used erlang - that said, one reason might be that it's dynamically typed by default, and that the extensions for a type system have had mixed success: "Phil Wadler and Si…
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Comment #9324291
Balaji Srinivasan's background probably counts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/balajissrinivasan
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Comment #8796520
I think this is something that would mostly be taken up by people trying in the early stages of their career. The revealed preference of more senior people is to not push for these…
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Comment #8577932
There's a fairly large literature in labor economics on discrimination in the labor market. Reductive summary of consensus'ish opinion going back to 1996 [1]: 1) Very large gaps be…
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Comment #8381693
Happy to see a Tyler Cowen recommendation. Thiel is still very much worth reading though. FWIW, Tyler Cowen would say the same; "The Great Stagnation", his book before "Average is …