prodev42's comments

On: Show HN: Moo.do – Simple, Powerful Organizational Tool

[prodev42]

does this work with the Pomodoro technique?

[adamfeldman → prodev42]

Pomodoro is a method to help you focus on your work in timed bursts and not make you feel guilty for taking breaks - http://pomodorotechnique.com/get-started/.

Perhaps you're thinking of GTD (Getting Things Done), a highly structured productivity/organization system that can be carried out with anything from paper folders to powerful apps? If so, Moo.do would work well since it supports using @tags for contexts, among other parts of GTD.

On: MH370: A different point of view

[prodev42]

there was also rumor captain grow up around that airport. i suggest research his childhood schools if possible.

On: MH370: A different point of view

[prodev42]

i agree with the story, however the author did not write the possibility that the plane could be shot down by air force and was covered up within those 5 hrs that they failed to report.

also i heard somewhere the captain used to live around that airport and is familiar with it..thats why he decided to go there.

On: Vue.js: JavaScript MVVM made simple

[prodev42]

I put the quick example in getting started section into jsfiddle (loading vue.js.min). The completed tasks are not strike through...any idea?

[EvanYou → prodev42]

Because the strike through is applied with a CSS class (done).

[prodev42 → EvanYou]

ok i put

   .done {text-decoration: line-through}

in css part of jsfiddler, it's working as intended now.

On: Show HN: An Open-Source Data Science Curriculum

[prodev42]

i like this. good job.

[afaqurk → prodev42]

Thanks! Any feedback would be welcome.

[the_watcher → afaqurk]

Is the best approach to just go straight down the list? Or should I do the first required course in each before moving on to the next?

[afaqurk → the_watcher]

However, within each category, it is best to take the required courses (or feel confident with the topic) before taking the electives.

[afaqurk → the_watcher]

You can do either. As long as you finish the Math and CS required courses first, the others do not require a specific sequence.

On: Show HN: An Open-Source Data Science Curriculum

[prodev42]

for the first course Intro to Data Science, the only access you will have are the videos. You can't see other resources like homeworks and other stuff. What to do about this?

[mparr4 → prodev42]

The assignments are, in fact, available: https://class.coursera.org/datasci-001/assignment

You'll be required to login is all.

[jimzvz → mparr4]

I'm logged in but get "Looks like you are not enrolled in this course!".

[skadamat → jimzvz]

Google around, often times people have downloaded the lecture videos / homework assignments

On: Angularjshub

[prodev42]

tooooooooo slow

On: Ask HN: Where do you host your NodeJS applications?

[prodev42]

the most popular ones I hear from hackernews and reddit prog seems to be

microsoft azure

heroku

digital ocean

linode

amazon aws

dotcloud

openshift

openstack

google appengine

can anyone tell me the pros and cons of each?I doubt there will be one who who tried them all though...