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Have you ever wondered what is difference between Coding, Programming and Computer Science. Check this article which explains it with a wonderful example.
https://t.co/AG6pKmN7vu
My reflections on 10,000 hours of programming is on the front page of Hacker News! Long time front-page listener, first time caller.
https://t.co/bsSMH2eM25
Q. As a data scientist, what did you learn this year?
Me:
The paradox of becoming a good data scientist is to stop learning data science(DS) and start learning software.
Software is relatively finite definite.
DS is infinite indefinite, some of which get obsolete soon.
You?
Why I love building with @elixirlang and @elixirphoenix:
- fast and simple
- very easy to build real time apps
- concurrent, reliable & scalable
would highly recommend exploring it for your next web project
Looking for someone familiar with both or one of these:
- cross platform software deveopmet and packaging (win and mac)
- running & managing executable files in golang
Please dm if you can help with these/know someone for a potential freelance opportunity
RTs appreciated ๐
Critical thinking and decision making is the most important yet undervalued skill in any field. The ability to decide something and stick to it is a superpower
One of the best posts I have ever read on software engineering, covering all its aspects by Kailash Nadh, CTO @zerodha - highly recommend this if you are a swe
https://t.co/qAIMqfWSTO
I used to have this habit of bookmarking, writing or saving lots of advice but never revisited them or took action. Then realized that most advice out there boils down just a handful of key principles.
Really great thread on organizing and acting on advice:
A funny lie of adult life is pretending we'll act on advice we collect:
I don't revisit bookmarks.
I rarely re-open Google docs.
I donโt re-read Kindle highlights.
Until today, my friends. I finally realized how to turn notes into action: