corey

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by corey 15y ago
Looks like I have two months to brush up on my probability and linear algebra. Could anyone who's read AIMA or taken the Stanford course suggest which topics I should (de)emphasize?
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by corey 15y ago
Actually, Ted Kaczynski was a mathematician.
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by corey 15y ago
FYI: You should link directly to the post so that in the future the link will still work. In this case the url should be: http://codeoverflow.wordpress.com/2011/05/23/linear-recurren...
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by corey 16y ago
ArsDigita University has a good set of lecture videos by Shai Siminson. He's a great lecturer, and his Algorithms and Discrete Maths courses are also available there. http://aduni.org/courses/theory/index.php?view=cw It's in crappy .rm f
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Tell HN: I'm running a study group on Spivak's Calculus.
8 points by corey 16y ago|0 comments
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by corey 16y ago
It's her own fault for refusing to learn Lojban.
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Advanced Undergrad Math Lecture Videos from UCCS(free/easy registration req.)(uccs.edu)
21 points by corey 16y ago|1 comments
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The Economist's Books of the Year(economist.com)
40 points by corey 16y ago|7 comments
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by corey 16y ago
I'm new to DVCS, and I recently setup a Bitbucket account which offers free unlimited space and repositories. Github does seem to be far more popular, though. What makes Github better and worth paying for?
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by corey 16y ago
I got somebody else's page when I tried to view HN, along with a dialog box that said IETester has stopped working.
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by corey 16y ago
Check out The Elements of Computing Systems. It walks you through the construction of a computer starting with just NAND gates. You start by building other logic gates, and then an ALU, CPU, assembler, virtual machine, a compiler for a si
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by corey 16y ago
I'm working through Calculus by Michael Spivak. If you want a thorough knowledge of calculus(who doesn't?) then I wholeheartedly recommend it. While it's more deep than broad, it will surely help you learn to start thinking more like a ma
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Don't fear the Monad(video)(channel9.msdn.com)
2 points by corey 16y ago|0 comments
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by corey 16y ago
ArsDigita University has full lectures most core CS subjects. Shai Simonson's discrete math, algorithms, and theory of computation videos are great. http://aduni.org/courses/ http://mgccl.com/2008/04/06/aduni-videos-now-on-google-video
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by corey 17y ago
Bryan Larsen: http://www.cordair.com/larsen/
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by corey 17y ago
http://www.stackoverflow.com
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by corey 17y ago
> This gets my vote simply because I won't be forced to use an otherwise unmarketable language like Objective C I don't understand this argument. If you're already familiar with object oriented programming, it should only take you a da