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Ask HN: Which math/CS books follow a top-down approach for pedagogy?
23 points by curious16 4y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: How do I learn to communicate effectively?
132 points by curious16 4y ago|72 comments
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Ask HN: What transformed you from a mere programmer into a great engineer?
1 points by curious16 4y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: As a self taught programmer which books do you value the most?
5 points by curious16 4y ago|2 comments
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If you practice enough, you discover new problems that give rise to newer theory(twitter.com)
2 points by curious16 4y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: HN people who write meaningful software, how did you learn to program?
74 points by curious16 4y ago|74 comments
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The Essence of Software by Daniel Jackson(essenceofsoftware.com)
1 points by curious16 4y ago|1 comments
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Those who started programming with a functional language, did you like it?
4 points by curious16 4y ago|0 comments
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by curious16 4y ago
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Ask HN: How did you become a good hacker?
8 points by curious16 4y ago|6 comments
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by curious16 4y ago
Can you share more about your venture?
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by curious16 4y ago
Enough income so that you don't have to do a traditional job at a company as an employee.
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Ask HN: Have you built any project that generated enough income to not do a job?
7 points by curious16 4y ago|4 comments
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by curious16 4y ago
I am going to list two books. Fiction: Jurassic Park by M Crichton. Just for the world build up and writing Non-Fiction: The Machinery of Life by David Goodsell. I fell in love with biology again after reading this book. The wonderful i
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If your knowledge base is erased, which books will you read to become you again?
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by curious16 4y ago
> Deep Learning for Coders by Jeremy Howard Can you discuss a bit more on this choice?
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by curious16 4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Will keep that in mind. I understand that too much perfection can be a roadblock to progress.
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by curious16 4y ago
Mine is not an interesting "problem" generally speaking. But, to me, it is a problem because I haven't solved it yet. I am on the journey of learning computer science and programming on my own from awesome books and resources
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Was there any book that converted you from spaghetti coder to a good programmer?
7 points by curious16 4y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: How do I learn deep learning so that I can do research?
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Ask HN: Which frequently recommended CS/Math books do you absolutely hate?
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by curious16 4y ago
> Functional thinking tends to do that, irrespective of the language. Can you expand on this a bit more? And if possible, some books that teach this kind of thinking?
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Ask HN: How prevalent is the use of recursion in production level software?
4 points by curious16 4y ago|5 comments
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by curious16 4y ago
Can anyone link me to the pdf directly. I don't find it on the link above. I am stupid.
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by curious16 4y ago
Have you read Robert Harper's Practical Foundations of Programming Languages?
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by curious16 4y ago
Maybe Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP)?
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by curious16 4y ago
TAOCP, you have worked through the whole thing? At what point in life?
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Ask HN: Which books do you consider real gems in your field of work/study?
438 points by curious16 4y ago|262 comments
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by curious16 4y ago
Really, how good are CS61A and CS61B? And why are they so good? I am genuinely asking.
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Ask HN: How is “How to Design Programs” (HtDP) as a first entry to programming?
3 points by curious16 4y ago|0 comments

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