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Advanced Distributed Systems Design – Udi Dahan free online viewing due to Covid(particular.net)
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Are there any particular books apart from this that would be available on ACM that's good to download and read? Any suggestions?
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I've been following teachyourselfcs and I find it great. The resources mentioned are top notch. I just had a look at the functionalcs link and it seems to have 2/3 resources per subject compared to 1 per subject in teachyourselfcs
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Ask HN: What projects do you recommend to reinforce topics in computer science?
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Core CS: * DSA - Princeton Algorithms, CS61B UCB * Computer Systems - CSAPP, CS61C UCB Tools/Frameworks: * Intermediate Apache Airflow * Elasticsearch * Django * AWS
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Found it - https://github.com/hakanu/pervane Looked promising to me.
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I use vimwiki which is good. Only challenge I face is running it on windows. I am not sure if it works with cygwin, haven't tried it yet. Currently I use virtualbox with Ubuntu. I have used standard notes and found that it needs extens
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I wonder how this compares to another suggestion here https://www.masterywithsql.com/
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Hey a couple of questions if you don't mind. 1. Like the other user asked, is it possible to adjust your prices for countries according to PPP? I was able to purchase Wes Bos's course like that for learning javascript and more. 2.
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I really like the resource but some of the courses I prefer some alternatives. 1. Programming - IntroCS by princeton - available on coursera with videos and graded assignments. If you require a slightly easier course, then you can check out
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Ask HN: Any reviews about Bradfield School of CS (creators of teachyourselfcs)?
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I wish this had stayed up. I really liked the databases course and wanted to do the networking, compilers, algorithms, automata courses by end of this year. EdX - the platform to which they are porting will have limited access to everything
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Stanford Lagunita Platform is closing by March 26 2020(online.stanford.edu)
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I have setup xubuntu for my parents to look similar to windows. No sudo access, no password default login on boot. Firefox/Chrome with ublock origin. Virtualbox with win10 is installed for Office. If at all anything happens I do a remo
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I like and recommend the head first java and design patterns books. They are wonderful for a beginner.
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Thank you for your reply. It was very helpful. I will include your suggestions into my learning path. I had difficulty implementing data structures in C, not in python. Python I was able to think in terms of classes and attributes. But I wa
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That's a very nice resource thank you very much.
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I have found that it's easier to find all assignments/materials online for the later courses from UCB compared to CMU courses although I do find that the CMU courses to be at a much higher rigor than UCB.
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I think I might go with this recommendation, maybe watch the CS61B videos as and when necessary. I did the intro course from the sedgewick and wayne from coursera along with their book and loved it. Would recommend it to anyone who likes a
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CS50 is good, but I personally don't like it. I prefer MIT/Princeton/UCB intro courses comparatively. CS50 starts off with C for 3-4 weeks IIRC. Then moves on to python/sql/webdev. Not only is this fast paced, but i
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In my country I cannot go for a second bachelors since it is age restricted. The ones which I can attend are extremely expensive for which the ROI is not worth it. My undergrad is in EE. If it's not too much to ask, would you mind be
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> I think you'd be better served by doing a lot of courses from the same institution. If you choose courses that were designed to fit together, you'll have a lot less wasted time from overlapping material or holes from missing
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Ask HN: How do I choose the right resource to learn CS fundamentals?
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Client I'm working for: * SAP -> SAP services -> tableau. * Some depts use Excel -> Python -> tableau.
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Berkeley has some of the lectures available online. https://hkn.eecs.berkeley.edu/courseguides I use that to navigate to whatever course I want in EECS. Personally I found them higher in quality compared to most of edX.