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Have you heard of Complexity Explorer? https://www.complexityexplorer.org https://www.complexityexplorer.org I've taken some courses and they're really quite i
by ksaj 6y ago
Have you heard of Complexity Explorer? https://www.complexityexplorer.org https://www.complexityexplorer.org
I've taken some courses and they're really quite intense. The bonus is that they are free (subsidized by Santa Fe Institute). It's definitely a niche audience, but what they are teaching is very current.
I occasionally see links to some of the instructors' other works here on HN, so it is probably a good fit.
Also, there is Lynda.com. Where I live, you get free access to Lynda courses with your library card. Pretty amazing deal. I don't know how wide spread that is, though. I've taken some of their coding courses years ago and they were pretty good. They're constantly updated, so sometimes the search function is a bit hairy though.
- tcbasche 6y agoThanks! Added them now :) Interestingly looks like Lynda is just LinkedIn now
- ksaj 6y agoI don't fully understand what's going on there. They've been saying for years that it is "now" called LinkedIn Learning, but to date, it is still Lynda.com and so are pretty much all references to it. It looks like LinkedIn bought it and then forgot about the branding migration. Even my library still just calls it Lynda. I just logged in now to make sure that what I said about library cards was still true. It is. BTW: Since it is a curated list, you could probably forgo the quality rating. The idea of curation is that all of your links should be high quality. Nobody intentionally promotes crappy curated items (unless of course that's the intent).