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Comment #4773261
I I know matplotlib comes with Python(x,y) but that's a pretty awesome one too.
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Comment #4755200
I think that is the beauty to this post it wasn't one person... However, Jeff Atwood seems to be the main contributor. He was also the co-founder of Stack Overflow. http://stackove…
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Comment #4674990
Coursera has a huge amount of data and could create their own algorithms that check for similar code in the database. It wouldn't be perfect but it could do simple string compariso…
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Comment #4655015
Thanks for the advice. I've slowly been moving to the more technical side of the house since I graduated school, because I got hired on as an "Systems Engineer" that wrote power po…
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Comment #4646482
Your comment was very inspiring. At the risk of saying too much, I find myself in a similar situation, where the culture of my workplace doesn't seem to jive with productivity or t…
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Comment #4645456
I'm in my 20s and have never touched a type writer. I use the two space method almost exclusively because that's what I was taught. Sure I mess it up sometimes, but this article do…
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Comment #4633379
Best comment I've read in a long time. Thank you very much Yoda.
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Comment #4632304
Ditto and 100% agreed!
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Comment #4632293
I think that something a lot of people who read this are forgetting (and please correct me if I'm wrong) is that most of us have 4 year degrees and/or jobs in Software Engineering …
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Comment #4632073
Another solution would be to employ an alogrithm that checks your solution against past solutions. It would work much like what professors employ when they submit Reports to an onl…
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Comment #4632028
Or by any employer who checks this "black list"
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Comment #4632011
I agree with you, but that is mostly because I already have a 4 year degree in Engineering and I'm assuming you do too. There is a problem in the fact that many people cannot affor…
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Comment #4617155
Thanks, that was my point.
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Comment #4616914
Dude this comment is what I went to r/politics for... huge freaking mistake. Yeah I agree both of them misled. I was watching Obama's video the next day and he was till using that …
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Comment #4616902
I can't believe how ridiculous this is. I think that this will definitely just earn her a bigger following among her fellow players and only alienate the older crowd who wouldn't l…
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Comment #4612270
It's really the contrast between these two comments that drove me to Python. Many things are possible with the web, yet I'm more interested in Machine Learning and development of a…
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Comment #4607552
I know absolutely nothing about Ruby, is it as useful outside of the web framework as python is? I have come to use python a lot for different programming needs and as a test befor…
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Comment #4607497
I think that his statements were matter of fact and mostly true. While the baby boomers do know how to use computers and can handle their own for the most part. I'd also say that t…
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Awesome way to learn javascript
I just found this on r/javascript. I thought it would be cool to share it here. I'm not involved in this project at all I just thought that you guys would appreciate a new look at …
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Comment #4587096
Another important thing to consider is your target audience. If you are designing a site like github that targets developers then you can probably assume they know what a FAQ page …
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Comment #4587065
This sort of thing is very dependent on a person's age too. I know a lot of my peers would know what FAQ means and what a password is. Even some of the "less" tech savvy people. Bu…
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Comment #4521980
I just have to say that this post spoke to me. I've found things on this forum that have helped me tremendously at work. I have a minor in CS and I now work as a developer. I have …
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Comment #4512608
>Name for me one brand new feature. Navigation App
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Comment #4502210
I just wanted to say that you need to calm down and address the issue here. He is obviously an avid follower of this type of bill and he pays attention to the news and likes to pos…