algorithmic

The first is algorithmic problem solving, which is often better taught using logic puzzles and games rather than programming trivial if-then statements.

We are looking for rubyists, people that have experience building APIs, scalable systems, and/or strong algorithmic or security backgrounds.

That said, with a well-engineered set of algorithmic tools, ideally you wouldn't need to use low-level MPI calls at all.

Linkedin, Github, Twitter) and use complex algorithmic and statistical methods to match disparate social profiles.

If you don't have self-contained, loosely coupled algorithmic modules to test, unit tests aren't helpful.

Anany and Maria Levitin's book, Algorithmic Puzzles, is a good example of the genre.

This might work for lightweight texts, not densely written heavily mathematical and algorithmic texts.

Does it also have a algorithmic ranking model and is the algorithm customizable?

I usually get a pen and paper out if I have something algorithmic to work out.

It's not only fun but also algorithmic skills offer bright career perspectives.

I'm working on logic and theorem-proving in the context of algorithmic information theory -- really just dicking around as a hobby.

I also have experience with algorithmic/generative music (realtime or not) and music related tools.

However, recordings do not have algorithmic behaviors; a "bug" in a recording has only an esthetic consequence.

Employers are looking for a degree for a reason, there are certain skills you will probably not learn when "just coding", like abstract thinking, algorithmic analysis and stuff like that.

The musical pieces are fascinating from an algorithmic point of view, but to call them "music" is to use the word "music" very loosely.