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I am afraid that this is a wrong recommendation - too narrow, too esoteric, too academic. I would suggest to read Norvig's old Common Lisp code from his Paradi
by dschiptsov 11y ago
I am afraid that this is a wrong recommendation - too narrow, too esoteric, too academic.
I would suggest to read Norvig's old Common Lisp code from his Paradigms Of Artificial Intelligence Programming masterpiece (and the whole book, of course).
AIMA and SICP are obviously good reads - the code is polished like fine poems.
Norvig's new Python courses on Udacity are also absolutely wonderful, but the classic books are still the classic books.
And then arc.arc, of course!)
- CmonDev 11y ago> I am afraid that this is a wrong recommendation - too narrow, too esoteric, too academic ... I would suggest to read ... Common Lisp code That is sure mainstream.
- etiam 11y agoWhich courses would those be? The Udacity offerings are starting to get many enough to be daunting to go through linearly, and searching for Norvig turns up only "Intro to Artificial Intelligence" and "Design of Computer Programs", both of which have been around for a few years now, if I recall correctly.