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lokio9

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About lokio9

Future Graduate in Computer Engineering

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    If you make a free sample, you better include something more than just a short introduction. When I found an interesting book in a bookstore, I usually open it in the middle. This …

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    Thumbs up! I gave it a try and ended up using it for my project! These are the things I like about it: 1. Simplicity and easy set up. 2. I am not forced to provide my personal info…

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    1. There should definitely add different options, not only singing up with Google. What if I don't want to share my Google account? 2. Drop the "Are you sure you want to close this…

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    Thank you so much! I found the perfect prototyping tool for me!

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    Ask HN: GUI Design. Where to start?

    I study Computer Engineering and I currently work on my final degree project. I develop software for a touchscreen tablet which will be integrated into a vehicle to be a part of it…

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    Comment #10250538

    - A dynamic checklist of things I have to do in order to optimize my website. - A list of my competitors (e.g. similar websites) - A graphic overview showing which pages are optimi…

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    I would buy a software which memorizes my programming habits and makes proposals while coding

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    Comment #10249159

    Sublime Text 2. I love its simplicity! Even using IDE's at work, sometimes you need a fast text editor with syntax highlighting.

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    Comment #10248012

    In order to prepare for an exam try to make your own "cheat sheet" (I don't mean to take it to the exam). I personally memorize stuff when I write it down on paper.

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    I don't try to memorize syntax on purpose - it happens automatically when you code a lot in one programming language.