Less is more

Do I need quora on my phone? No! It is distracted, affect my sleep time.
Do I need FB on my phone? No, waste of time
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Less is more

Start reading Dive Python 3

This famous book http://getpython3.com/diveintopython3/

Why?

• My Python knowledge is collected from anywhere but a book. Most of them from StackOverFlow. So I'm not sure what I've missed. Maybe I need a reference book but this book is good enough, and it was written in practical manner
• Re-learn python means I'm sharping my skill/ knowledge
• Learn python 3, which is the future of python

How:

• Daily read this book, from-cover-to-cover
• Try to use python commandline debugger as much as possible
• Try emacs 
• Conclude what I learned on this blog. But wrote them in Vietnamese

 Today is 30-05-2013

Language, language, language... I want to be a polyglot

I've tried many time to get Function Programming but I can't. Just learn some syntax then forgot all because it's very hard to get them if you don't really use them.

Of cause, everyone will argue, Haskell or a dialect of LISP?
Some answer can be found here: http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/18838/haskell-and-lisp-vs-haskell-or-lisp

Haskell like, Smalltalk. They are so pure, and you should learn them for learning many thing.

"Haskell and Lisp are two totally different beasts.
Haskell is kindof "pure functional programming in an ivory tower"
Lisp is kindof "code-is-data / data-is-code / make your own language constructs". You can manipulate your code in whatever way you can imagine.
They are very different. Both share the "functional programming" aspect, but that's really a tiny little common point compared to their differences. Just try them out and you will see how different they are!"

so go for haskell first, then lisp.
Happy coding!

One thing I hate about Haskell is its compile (ghc) is too heavy weight!