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The Odersky's course is phenomenal. Highly recommended and it shows how much attention and craftmanship was put into designing Scala. Bonus: Martin speaks like Arnold and it's very enjoyable to have a "Terminator" voice teaching you complicated material.

Interestingly, you took the same path I did with Scala and ML. My criticism about these courses is that some of the projects and content can be too easy to get right, skimming on the surface in some areas that would need more time to grok. Lately I've moved to Udacity and there I can find more in-depth projects and discussions with virtual classmates. The price is steep but you pay for what you are getting.

The music has to go. As a human, I can't focus with ambient noise. The rest is spot on. Keep up the great work.

I just scrolled the window to hide the images. But I agree, it's a bad idea.

Swift feels very immature in many areas. For example, Swift fails with generics out of most ordinary cases. Today, you still can't restrict protocol conformance (inheritance clause) to a type-constrained extension. That's a big issue with arrays. A struct wrapper is the go-to solution for many things where Swift generics break down and it's not the best or more elegant way to resolve its limitations. Many hopes for Swift 3.0 but I doubt they'll fix those.

Will HN have a black banner to remember him?

You need to enable this with credit card providers. I had to confirm a mobile number with Chase then set it up with >$0 auth.

Someone fluent in English should rewrite antirez's post and submit it as a diff to the author. I for one, would really enjoy learning from it.

url seems to be down. Any url for the cached content?

i/13|undefined works too

"... occupied by Russia until the 90s and his is still."

which stands uncorrect.

Good luck getting there if you are trying to use Uber.