julietteculver

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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   This is hard to answer without knowing something about your current mathematical background and more about what you want to get out of learning some mathematics. Assuming that you want to learn some 'university-level mathematics', then you'
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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   I highly recommend '"They Say / I Say": The Moves That Matter in Academic Writing' by Gerald Graff, Cathy Birkenstein and Russel Durst. It totally reshaped how I looked at structuring academic writing and unlike lots of books about how to w
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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   lol, since I started on maternity leave I have in fact alternating hacky type stuff with watching Buffy! (which I'd somehow managed to never watch, and should keep me going for a while) Thanks for the tips too!
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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   I'm 38 weeks pregnant so can't comment on having a child yet, but the physical impact of pregnancy took me rather by surprise. In particular, I just haven't been able to sit at a computer for that many hours of a day for the last two or thr
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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   This Javascript tutorial is aimed at Python programmers: http://bitbucket.org/jfine/javascript-for-python-programmers...
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   by julietteculver 16y ago

   Kevin Gould's book Dishy did something similiar to this with flow chart types diagrams for the recipes. My personal problem with recipe apps generally for the iPhone/iPad is that it's hard to use them when your hands are messy from cooking.