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My graduate career in math by Jeremey Kun(medium.com)
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Ask HN: What made you fall in love with engineering?
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by noob_eng 3y ago
If you really want to learn functional programming you can take a look at How to Design Programs . It is free online. https://htdp.org/
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Ask HN: Which is the best programming book you have ever read?
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Ask HN: What opened your eyes to the true power of programming (languages)?
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Ask HN: Learning programming bottom up vs. top down (UCB, MIT, Waterloo, CMU)?
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Students from UWaterloo placed top in ICPC every year(twitter.com)
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Programming Languages by Dan Grossman (UWashington)(homes.cs.washington.edu)
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Dive into Deep Learning(d2l.ai)
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Ask HN: What are some of the best papers on AI, ML, DL and their applications?
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Statistics 110: Probability (Harvard)(projects.iq.harvard.edu)
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by noob_eng 3y ago
> I certainly see younger programmers who don't understand simple "separation of concerns" when writing code and get themselves in to trouble with overly complex approaches I was also like this before. I didn't receiv
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Ask HN: Did a formal college education make you a better programmer/engineer?
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Ask HN: How do you measure the real quality of undergrad education in CS major?
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Ask HN: Books or courses to understand college level mathematics?
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CSCI0190 Accelerated Introduction to Computer Science BrownU(cs.brown.edu)
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Prabhakar Ragde's Flâneries (CS)(cs.uwaterloo.ca)
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How to Design Programs 2nd Edition(htdp.org)
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by noob_eng 3y ago
Waterloo uses the HTDP book to teach freshmen introductory programming and CS. Now, I am sure, there are many students who take CS135 with no knowledge of what programming is. They are taught a functional language without state or mutation.
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Ask HN: Do most schools teach programming the wrong way?
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Ask HN: How to learn to be good at conversations with anyone?
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Ask HN: Which is the most useful CS/math topic that you have learnt?
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Ask HN: Recommend books suitable for self studying a topic in your field?
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Ask HN: What is the most gripping thing you have read recently?
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Importance of simple, consistent, cross-platform programming UX for starters(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: Best books to gain solid understanding in physics and math topics?
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Ask HN: What are some of the best research papers you have read?
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A Self-Learning, Modern Computer Science Curriculum(functionalcs.github.io)
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Ask HN: Starting out programming for the first time in a functional language?
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Fantastic explanation. My doubt was half cleared by skrishnamurthi. You cleared it entirely. Thanks.

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