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millerfung | 13 years ago | on: Udacity aims to teach 160,000 students statistics

Has anyone done codecademy before or any other free online programming course and how does this Udactiy compares to those? What would you suggest for a total beginner, start off with Udacity? Or together with other courses to replace each other's weaknesses?

Is Udacity specialize for teaching programming? Or like MitX where they are just free online education providers?

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: Learn coding by doing? Make some stuff - Mozilla Webmaker

Just found that out though a tweet from Codecademy, I think this is again another very interesting platform for people who are interested in coding, like me. I think I am so lucky to have start learning to code at this period, people make learning how to code more practical and let us see the power as well. Awesome

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: I introduced my 5yo and 2yo to startx and xmonad. They’re delighted.

This is really awesome and I finish the whole article. I am 21 now, having almost graduating from a finance degree now and I started to learn coding, there are just way too many things in my head that I want to build. I keep a journal for all my ideas and hopefully one day I build all of them. The excitement is just awesome! I have done some investing and trading and I thought it was my favourite to do but then no...I am like new born now!

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: C vs GO

That's a very good argument, I will accept this :) hopefully, at the end, there is a language that is easy to understand at first and therefore people could easily pick it up, like English?

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: Oh MySQL I hate you

Yeah MySql seem to be so popular and interestingly when we see websites down its usually MySql as well

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: C vs GO

Thanks. Currently, in your opinion, what kind of programmers are high in demand and what skill set does it require?

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: C vs GO

Wow, that is very good. I am total beginner in coding so there is nothing much I could say but I am just saying from a total beginners perspective. What would be your suggestion for me if I am planning to build some social application? Learn C first to gain some fundamental knowledge? And because it is still the most widely used language, if I don't know it I wouldn't be able to find a work in the future?

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: 2013 H1B Visa Supply Nearly Exhausted

Yeah, currently I am still learning to code, but I have lots of ideas that I want to turn it into reality. Its interesting..how I am graduating soon in UNSW of bachelor of commerce, done some investing and trading, and find out coding is really what turns me on. Add my email and twitter as well, I am sure there is lots of things we could talk about.

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: C vs GO

Yes I agree that new language should be developed because of the ever rapidly changing digital world to enhance everyones experience in digital products. I am sure it is going to get more complicated, however, being a beginner friendly language should still be taken into account. In fact, only the one who is more beginner friendly will survive in the long run because in the future there might be a mismatch of demand and supply of coders. Living in this moment of our planet is exciting because of the experience we have having digital products around us everyday, and there are/will be lots of teenagers who wants to get involve as well. In my opinion, coders are like "workers" in manufacturing companies in the future.

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: C vs GO

In my opinion, any new language today should be all beginner friendly, there are large pool of people who are interested and it means a great future of our world.

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: Review my startup - http://palet.ly

Great one! Just wanna say though there might be lots of online shopping sites already, girls like shopping right?, and online shopping is still a huge market because there are still many more who don't know online shopping yet (lol, really? Yes), so it's great that you come up a model like this which girls would like I think. May I ask you what is your revenue model going to be?

millerfung | 13 years ago | on: New gTLD Applied-For Strings

Can you imagine what would all these look like in 5 years (even 2 maybe)? It is going to look messy! I mean I like the idea of it and surely it would looks elegant if it weren't abuse...but I think this is not happening..

People are pouring money into these TLD as well... Sad to say, but I see a totally different future, these are totally different to real estate, this is a digital world, maybe these .com, .app thing won't even needed, no address at all in the future, replace by something else, like on Facebook where you type say Dropbox, then suggested site just come out

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