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set shellcmdflag=-O\ expand_aliases\ -c264 karma · joined August 22, 2009
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set shellcmdflag=-O\ expand_aliases\ -cAchieving mastery is the "work" part
Summarised... a CS lecturer noticed that students who struggle with the small things like syntax, have less time to focus on the big issues of algorithms and data structures. The site gives short practice problems to that effect.
More challenging problems would be interesting, but there's a limit to what you can fit in the stated goal of short problems. Although, I wouldn't say that more difficult problems could be solved in similar space :)
Knowing not to do something is good, but knowing how to do something is far better.
SSDs have been a big speed improvement - have they enabled new developments?
(This post was made at: 7:05 AM 30th July 2010 Sydney)
(No, really. You're not presenting good evidence here.)
"Note that this trick should only be used for arrays which you know do not contain "falsy" values (arrays of objects or DOM nodes for example). If you are iterating over numeric data that might include a 0 or string data that might include the empty string you should use the i, j idiom instead."
"Software: Built on Android 2.1 + Google Chrome + a Flash 10.1 plugin. Aha: Android apps will work on Google TV. The mobile market will work on Google TV. Demo of Google TV running Pandora with no changes by Pandora. Brittany Bohnet from the Google TV team is up. From a web browser, you can select an app, and the app gets sent straight to the Google TV. Two application frameworks: web apps, and Android apps. A Google TV-specific SDK will come out down the road. Ambarish Kenghe is up to talk about Google TV. You can optimize for the size of the screen. From a web site, I think he said you'll be able to switch channels and record shows."
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