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by aireo 4y ago
This is very practical advice, and something that several people, in this thread and elsewhere, have told me. I'm made a note of this and will consider it a priority skill. Thanks for taking the time to share this, @engineerDave.
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by aireo 4y ago
I've written all of these down. Thanks so much, @wly_cdgr.
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by aireo 4y ago
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing, @brudgers. I've bookmarked these lectures.
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by aireo 4y ago
This is wonderful. Thank you, @bredren, for sharing this.
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by aireo 4y ago
Great suggestion -- thank you. I've written this down.
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by aireo 4y ago
@atmosx, this is great advice. I appreciate the focus on balance and diversification. It's something I've traditionally struggled with, leading to periods of unhappiness and burnout, and focusing on ways to avoid this cannot be ov
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by aireo 4y ago
@88j88, this is fascinating. Thank you. I've heard several people mention these sites, so I'll check it out and start solving those problems. Thank you for sharing information -- it's very helpful.
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by aireo 4y ago
Thank you, @formerkrogemp. You're absolutely right -- GIT was touched upon, but only briefly. I've heard several people mention how important this is, so I'll focus on this. Really appreciate you sharing!
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by aireo 4y ago
@AnimalMuppet, one of the classes I enjoyed most was technical writing, which we'll be continuing in the second semester. I agree that expressing ideas clearly and unambiguously is important -- I'll continue working on this. Thank
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by aireo 4y ago
Thank you, @uneekname. This is a great idea. I'll check out those packages. Thanks for taking the time to share your input.
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by aireo 4y ago
@togaen -- thank you for this. I'll pick up _The Analysis of Algorithms_. And, luckily, we touch upon several of those mathematical concepts in our course. I appreciate this input!
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by aireo 4y ago
@ericbarrett -- thanks for this. I've been reading a new Python book (_Introduction to Computation and Programming using Python_) and the aforementioned book on C, and I'm doing every exercise in the book. I'll continue codin
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by aireo 4y ago
@jodoherty and @somethoughts -- thank you. This was my experience during the first semester. We were shown various tools to use, but little time was taken to show us _how_ to effectively and efficiently use them. Git and debugging were too
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by aireo 4y ago
@Hermitian909, thank you for sharing your insight. I deeply appreciate it. Points taken: I'll continue working with both languages (which has the added benefit of seeing the similarities and differences between the two). I'll begi
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