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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   Tech/business jargon: "leverage" (when used as a verb) anywhere: "utilize" (when used as a word)
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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   Concrete Mathematics is (as it says itself) intended for first year grad students. It is certainly good, but it is NOT for a "complete noobie". I am in a similar situation, and am finding Vellman's "How to Prove It" extremely useful. Having
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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   Stonemason, artist, (unemployed) mathematician.
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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   Little Schemer, then SICP. For sure. As for TDD, take a look at SchemeUnit, which I've found very handy in testing the exercises in Little Schemer. SICP is one of the single most valuable and important texts in CS. Little Schemer is structu
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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   Please provide ashtrays and convenient places to dispose of them. We'll use them when they are available.
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   by bddbbdb 17y ago

   THC does not make you a better programmer, though I suppose there could be some Balmer-peak like point of intoxication out there. I did once have an interesting insight into the my mind on drugs, though, in writing a simple TI-83+ program f
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   Unit test procedures as returned values?

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