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Ask HN: What are some excellent pieces of software written by a single person?
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CSCI 1730: Introduction to Programming Languages [Course](cs.brown.edu)
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Which popular books in your field have created unhealthy practices?
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Why more people should write(jsomers.net)
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Ask HN: Non-math majors, how did you get into math?
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by debanjan16 4y ago
Learning Linear Algebra has helped me a lot in scientific computing.
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Which programming paradigm had the most impact on you as an engineer and why?
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by debanjan16 4y ago
Build strong back muscles and core muscles. Do rowing movements like inverted bodyweight rows or maybe pullups if you can.
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by debanjan16 4y ago
I would love to know more about your process/journey of self studying mathematics and the books that helped.
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Ask HN: Which MOOCs were the most beneficial to you as an independent learner?
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Ask HN: Which books are still relevant for beginning programmers in 2022?
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If you were asked to showcase your best projects, which ones will you choose?
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by debanjan16 4y ago
I still believe with proper discipline, the go to book for learning how to program should be How to Design Programs at https://htdp.org/ There are two courses by UBC's Gregor Kiczales based on this book on edX. You c
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Ask HN: How to become a deep learning 'master' in 2022?
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Ask HN: Reading which books have brought the biggest changes in you and how?
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by debanjan16 4y ago
Yes, definitely teaching how to solve a problem should be included.
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Ask HN: What is lacking from modern computer science undergrad curriculum?
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Ask HN: Which small experimental projects eventually became great ventures?
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Show HN: A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing (Intro CS & Programming Book)(dcic-world.org)
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by debanjan16 4y ago
Which Algorithms course?
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Ask HN: Can math books help you become good at problem solving in general?
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Ask HN: Which books created the greatest mindshift for you and how?
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Tell HN: Musings on the flaws of how computing is taught in most colleges (USA)
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by debanjan16 4y ago
Yes, even for their intro course 15-122 the course notes are excellent.
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by debanjan16 4y ago
>What I found is that there's much better content overall one tier down Which school's content are you talking about?
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CSCI1730: Introduction to Programming Languages (BrownU)(cs.brown.edu)
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by debanjan16 4y ago
CMU courses doesn't have videos, atleast for most of the core courses. Was that a hurdle to your learning?
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by debanjan16 4y ago
What courses did you use from CMU and which major?
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Introduction to Algorithms (2020)(ocw.mit.edu)
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Which book will you surely recommend to someone wanting to learn your field?
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