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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

Whole Clojure and ClojureScript ecosystem.

I had many revelations while reading and doing the exercises of the SICP book.

Reading the books such as "The Joy of Clojure" and "Clojure Applied" helped me to leave the OO behind when getting into Clojure.

A relevant course: https://www.coursera.org/course/bitcointech

I was a loyalist when I was young and stupid. Companies betrayed me too much and I became a mercenary.

Latin

I'm on chapter 4 now. Started with UC Berkeley video lectures but switched to MIT ones. They follow the book more closely.

https://www.google.com/calendar/b/0/embed?src=OXM5YnM0cjgzaX...

Previous post/discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1345281

They also are asking to post for you:

iAssociate 2 may post status messages, notes, photos and videos to my Wall

Nothing worked until I started exercising. Quality of sleep greatly improved.

founder.io (founder I/O)

College. Lecturer said that in US they teach LISP and in europe Prolog. Edit: AI lecture.

Intellectual property. I'm in Ireland.

I'm doing similarly. Find out what IP university has rights to.

The Non-Designer's Design Book: Design and Typographic Principles for the Visual Novice - Outlines the essentials of page layout, emphasizing the four concrete principles of design--proximity, alignment, repetition, and contrast

git --bare init

and push to it, then can share with collaborators, use from different computers or use it just as backup.

The Non-Designer's Design Book: Design and Typographic Principles for the Visual Novice

Or, Vimium, Shift + f

I use pomodoro technique. On the 5 min breaks I do eye exercises, stretching exercises, sometimes even 5 min nap.

I use rackspace cloud. ~11$/month. Run as many websites as I can fit with virtual hosts.

Release something ASAP and things will fallow. Or not. Less thinking about it, more time spent working on that first release. User response(or lack of it) will determine next steps.

I'm interested in many areas as well, so I don't try to spend too much time in every one of them. In other words I do not try to become expert in one them, I'll study specific area as long as I understand specifics and how it functions, then as much as it interests me at the time.

After you understand how things work, only practice will make you better. So before you find out what really excites you, try to explore as many areas as you can.

I'm still in college (cs & it), one year left. Still interested in many areas, but now see that I spend more and more time in web. Social aspect of it makes it interesting. There are still many ways to incorporate social interactions on the web.

almost 2am in japan - waiting till the morning.

Maybe have page with statistics of most ticked skills?

Moka pot is the best. I've got one myself after being in italy and seeing how all of them use it at home. They drink crazy amounts of espresso there.

I buy myself illycaffè type italian coffee it just has this different taste (that I like a lot) from other types of coffee I've tried.

Your lungs less likely to collapse on impact. I've heard somewhere, not sure 100%.

The script is very useful. Using it seems like using twitter. No noise.

I recommend to read the book. Without reading it is hard to understand the principles behind it. Book shows practical examples throughout and explains how other person feels when each principle is applied.