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Well I'm interested in learning the mathematics and physics applied to game development (I don't care about the language right now), I know there are many books related but I can't find them in my country so I have to buy them in amazon, I would like someone to recommend me some book to start and some good free resource if there is.
Thank you.
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With the unfortunate demise of Google Wave what is the best alternative free project collaboration tool that you use for your side projects and non-funded software start-ups?
Sign up with Runby, which integrates a Google Wave approach (hosted conversation) with email:
http://runby.me
So far this is my first choice:
http://www.teamlab.com/
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i need good book for basics of networking and about os. I am first year cse student, I want to get into hacking world so need to get knowledge of networking and working of os. right now I have no knowledge of this, so can u please suggest some good book for starting on these topics. thaks.
I think that "Operating System Concepts" (silberschatz, galvin and gagne) is a very good book for beginners to understand the basics of the operating systems
http://www.amazon.com/Operating-Concepts-Seventh-Abraham-Silberschatz/dp/0471694665
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I wonder how to simulate data for experimental designs, like Completely Randomized Design, Randomized Block Design, Latin Square design etc., in R. Any help will be highly appreciated. Thanks
Everything you're looking for can be found in Experimental Design Task View.
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I wanted to know the use of functions in the field of computer science. I mean to say the functions not as a method, the original concept of functions in mathematics.
Have a look at functional programming http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Functional_programming
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I recently applied to several full time positions among some of the tech giants, and this was among some of the feedback I received.
I know what good coding practice generally entails, but am not so sure on largescale software design that mixes not only creativity but also a sharp technical focus.
What do you guys recommend?
Code Complete is always a winner.
The Pragmatic Programmer