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This alone will put you in the top half of the programming community with regards to knowledge and overall understanding. Really? Is the bottom half really tha
by rick_2047 16y ago
This alone will put you in the top half of the programming community with regards to knowledge and overall understanding.
Really? Is the bottom half really that dumb? Or people just choose to ignore things which are not immediately of there need. I completed that book and though it was a great read, I wouldn't say I know much more than a person who has a CS degree.
- stcredzero 16y agoOr people just choose to ignore things which are not immediately of there need. A sentence that answers its own question! (Left as exercise.) I completed that book and though it was a great read, I wouldn't say I know much more than a person who has a CS degree. The problem is that often the same material is covered in the process of getting a CS degree, but in the wrong order and in a time-dispersed manner. "NAND to Tetris" gives you an overview of the whole thing in a coherent way. And yes, there are people with a CS degree who would get a few "Ah Ha" moments out of doing the course. Also note that I said it would put you in the the top half of the programming community and not the top half of those who hold CS degrees.