NerdGGuy
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Git – “chmod” on Windows
Re:Your Worst Enemy is Your Own Resistance to Change
on Monday March 18, 2013 @07:17AM (#5393479)
I have the same problem with distractions. Usually I blame the book, "Don't want to read this anymore, must be a crap book". My two methods for trying to keep at it are:
1) The Pomodoro Technique
2) If possible bend the exercise to fit my specific goals
On another note (not specific to picking up clients) I found the book www.businessmodelgeneration.com to be really helpful in my business explorations.
Go – Openshift
Markdown – Adding CSS to your HTML file
Go – Writing markdown
Go - Writing a simple email client
Go – Accessing Gmail with IMAP
Graphing in Go – Bulletgraph
Re:My Journey Starts Here
on Tuesday March 12, 2013 @07:21AM (#5361169)
Good luck! Look forward to hearing your story! I understand the lure of temptations of making "the next big thing" and have been at critical crossroads many times before. I feel if things happened a little different I would have found myself in a situation similar to yours so I wish you all the best in your adventure.
Bitcoin Charts – Bid Comparison
Using BitcoinCharts JSON API in GO
C++: Understanding The Switch Statement
The Pomodoro Technique
Re:My First Recommendation to New Scientific Coders: Learn Visualization
on Saturday November 17, 2012 @04:23AM (#4797712)
I've used VTK before. The learning curve is much larger and it's a huge library. But it does have a lot of inbuilt functionality like database access with filters/conversions to format the data the way you need it.
Haskell vs C++
http://blogging.makesmeanerd.com/?p=367
Haskell and C/C++ working together in perfect harmony?