mesaframe

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by mesaframe 8y ago
For linear algebra I'll suggest Jim heffron's book. He provides solutions to questions also http://joshua.smcvt.edu/linearalgebra/
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by mesaframe 8y ago
I've seen book authors talking about solutions to their book. And the two most talked about reasons are 1. Morale Stuff 2. If they provide their solutions online then the Book will not get adapted by professors.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
A more actively worked on app which serves the same purpose would be https://blokada.org/
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by mesaframe 8y ago
scratchapixel.com is a great resource.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Search on Google, reddit. Find accounts of groups on various social networks.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Yes, few countries are listed in the blog
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Learn Computer Graphics from Scratch(scratchapixel.com)
118 points by mesaframe 8y ago|2 comments
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by mesaframe 8y ago
You get what you look for. In my experience twitter has been an educational journey.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
I think deGooglying is easy but less important than stop using Facebook services yourself. As in case of Facebook you have to make your family stop using Facebook services before it can really make an effect
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Hey! thanks for the reply. I am really interested in creating OS/kernels. Do you have any experience in them?
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Finding a mentor is really hard. I've been trying to find a mentor since a year now or more. Either I get ignored, and if people agree they just can't spare time then I also don't feel right to nag them with questions.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Can't agree enough. I am a autodidact, and am still learning. And really every other week I wish I had a mentor/professor. Even though good books somehow covers up for no teacher. But, you can't just read thousand of books b
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by mesaframe 8y ago
I think Second last paragraph would have been enough. The rest is superfluous
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Is there any theme like ambiance theme available on Visual Studio Code? https://screenshots.firefox.com/9wlM0C9RCyou4Rk9/app.program...
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by mesaframe 8y ago
I'd suggest instead taking Brian Harvey's lectures on same.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
> I need more real-world information on how things tend to work in practice. Have you tried reading any book?
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Source citing any or all of above properties?
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by mesaframe 8y ago
> MIT students are far stronger than average and can generally skip certain elided steps that other students cannot. They are stronger at what? Either they know things already or they don't. If they know things already then they can
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by mesaframe 8y ago
teachyourselfcs.com
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by mesaframe 8y ago
His book doesn't make much sense if you haven't seen his lectures.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
The article says "How to start" but it's more like "What to start with". Anyway, I'll really like to have a reference for good computer graphics lecture videos which I am failing to find
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Telegram got two factor support which a user can enable anytime for security.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
You know what, your book on linear algebra is really great too. I tried to understand LA from too many books but your book was the one which made sense for me.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Do lots of projects which I'm yearning to do. It will consist of game engine, OS related stuff (probably some driver), databases etc
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by mesaframe 8y ago
1. Operating systems : three easy pieces 2. Computer network a top down approach 3. Electric Machinery Fundamentals Each book teaches what the book is intended to and in a really comprehensive manner.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
>Changing the browser engine is a big step in that direction I doubt Browser's engine has much to do with application UI, which was the main issue of edge.
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by mesaframe 8y ago
Edge didn't have any issues besides it's UI. It doesn't make sense to me that for UI MS halted it's development.