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Thank you!

Informative and helpful! Thank you!

thank you!

Can also be online blogs,articles, or video tutorials. Thank You!

Thanks a lot for this! looking to give a try in 2018. How do you recommend understanding these tutorials?

Something like: understand a single video concept, do some programming on that concept, read a book(chapter) on that concept and then move on to next video?

This is just a quick reference link for some of the important points mentioned in the book. Skimming them once a month or so, can help me staying focused on targets. Thought this can help others too!

https://www.mathworks.com/

"Watching paint dry in the real world is more pleasing than doing anything on a computer anymore" --and things like these --will be bore after doing it every day of every month. If you don't hate software field, stick with it. "Years ago you used to be able to interact with a computer on your own terms and walk away" -- I think this is still possible, just eat your share and don't try to run all the time with ever changing technologies. I concur with some points of 'wallflower' and try reading 'Flow by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi'. Pls let me know if there is an improvement in your thinking and life (I am interested in understanding the effect. Thank you!)

Thanks for the post! What was ur experience with dev setups in various companies that you worked with?

good job!

Thanks for sharing! Search enhancement on web will be helpful. I will not use app.

thank you!

Hey thanks for the link!

Hey, thanks for the reply! lynx is good but sometimes the formatting of the web page throws me out of context and there are many parameters to play around. I am looking for a web browser(like firefox) like text structure displayed on the terminal.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing.. Can I ask what tech have you used to develop this?

Thanks for the post, It really is an eye opener!

#4 now http://archive.is/82Q85

Nice tool, thank you! An extension to post on Youtube directly will be great!

Awesome, thanks!

I second this process. I follow little similar which is working well for me

Good write up! Learnt some new points.

Will definitely give it a try, Thanks!

Interesting point! Even the author of Hackers and Painters (Paul Graham) has specified Lisp was one of the important factors for their success at viaWeb and gave an edge over competitors. But I was expecting more user friendly (and useful) from this end for higher level languages in last decade or so... But couldn't find any perfect match!

Just wanted to say Thanks for the course link!