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William Lutz, Discuss His Book Double-Speak: The Use of Language to Deceive You(c-span.org)
10 points by kashfi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kashfi 6y ago
If you're a Java developer and learning pointers I recommend using the Java Visualizer. https://cscircles.cemc.uwaterloo.ca/java_visualize/ Copy and paste the class you're working on. Include a main() to act
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by kashfi 6y ago
Exercism.io https://exercism.io/about Free, not-for-profit, includes code review from a volunteer mentor.
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by kashfi 6y ago
Many thanks for taking the time to write that response.
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Ask HN: Dorsey Warns AI to Effect Junior SWE Candidates; Advice for CS Majors?
2 points by kashfi 6y ago|2 comments
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Interviewcake.com Full Course Now $29; Free Access to All Course Readings(interviewcake.com)
1 points by kashfi 6y ago|0 comments
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by kashfi 6y ago
I just took a look at it and I think for self teaching this might be a great alternative to Rosen’s DMwA. Mainly because this book offers interactive Questions and Answers at the end of each section. Pair the book with an MIT OCW math for c
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by kashfi 6y ago
SHOTS every time this guy asks, "How many of you . . ."
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by kashfi 6y ago
Nice find! Thanks for sharing
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by kashfi 6y ago
Also, I attended Strange Loop conference last September and there was a keynote speaker who discussed effective ways of teaching programming to kids. The talk is on YouTube and I gotta say, it's very insightful. "How to teach pro
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by kashfi 6y ago
I'm not a parent. If I had an iPad/MacBook around, I'd sit with him and work through the Playgrounds-app Apple has for helping kids learn to code. Within the app, there's a bunch of games. You can start with Learn to Co
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by kashfi 6y ago
The link brings me back here.
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by kashfi 6y ago
Thanks for sharing.
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by kashfi 6y ago
"I'd rather be a hypocrite than be the same person forever." That was my favorite anecdote in the movie and probably the moral of their story. A powerful message that I hope more people pick up.
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by kashfi 6y ago
lol
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by kashfi 6y ago
In that case, these three people come to mind. https://onelonecoder.com/ https://handmadehero.org/ The last dude is TheCherno https://www.youtube.com/user/TheChernoProject/playlist
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by kashfi 6y ago
https://hi.hyperskill.org/ ^This might be a good place to learn the intermediate stuff. Python, Java, Kotlin. More intermediate stuff goes into the data structures and algorithms. https://sp19.datastructur.es&#
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Ask HN: Most effective practice towards remembering and recalling tech details
6 points by kashfi 6y ago|1 comments
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New York State Covid-19 Technology Swat Team(ny.gov)
33 points by kashfi 7y ago|6 comments