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OFF TOPIC QUESTIONS ARE NOT SUPPORTED! This tag is going away and is part of the STCI burnination effort.
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Do you spend your working hours on learning?
I spend a few hours each morning focusing on learning something new. …
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What are some things you have read that inspired and guided you as a programmer?
I highly recommend reading Charles Petzold's Code The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software and of course the Mythical Man Month by Frederick P. Brooks. The first is an excellent insight i …
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How does one learn to program (and think) the Ruby way?
Awhile back I was taking a stab at Ruby and found that jumping right into the the Pick Axe book was a bit overwhelming for me. I instead went back to basics, even though I have been programming for a …
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