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Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Javascript (ES6), Polymer, React, Underscore, JQuery, Python Resume: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mile…

Will the book have exercises?

Another win by Gennady Korotkevich! Congratulations! I've always wondered how this level of skill must translate into being a software engineer or ML engineer. There's no doubt all…

Sounds like pramp.com is pretty close to what you're looking for.

Location: San Francisco Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (although I'd like to stay in the SF area) Technologies: Java, Python, AngularJS, Racket, C++, Jenkins, Protractor Résu…

I can only speak for myself but I'm at my first job out of university -- been here about 11 months -- and 6 months in I was tasked with implementing a feature that required directe…

What is this kind of thing written in, I wonder. How cool :)

Hey if you're looking for a community that will encourage you while working through SICP, drop by #symbolics on Freenode. A few of us are working through the book, including myself…

I think it's great. I'll be using it.

I’m trying to work through the book as well! I’ve found a great IRC community over on the Freenode server. The channel is #symbo1ics. It’s been a sweet place for motivation so far.…

I'm reading SICP and want to complete most of its exercises. Seeing never got a chance to be in a functional programming type of course, I feel like it would be beneficial for to l…

That's a damn good idea. Gonna ask my advisor about it Monday.

I wish. Unfortunately I can't skip summers while trying to get a double degree, if I want to finish in any reasonable time -- or before scholarship money runs dry for that matter.

I almost feel as if it isn't fair. My university offers none of these things at the undergraduate level -- compilers isn't even offered at all. Although I am an advocate of this pa…