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by noob_eng 4y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Btw, which compiler class are you talking about?
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by noob_eng 4y ago
> It should be read not as it's written, but rather as `return the value of a` So values that are returned need not be primitive values like basic ints, floats, strings, etc? They can be complicated structure values also? Got it, th
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Where to learn these, if not taught at universities? Books?
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Ask HN: How does the return statement of a function work?
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A Data-Centric Introduction to Computing [Free](dcic-world.org)
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Ask HN: Is machine learning just glorified convex optimisation and statistics?
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Ask HN: What was the most confidence building moment for you as a programmer?
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How to Design Programs 2nd Edition(htdp.org)
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Ask HN: Book recommendations that made you a better engineer overall?
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Something of this sort is also done by Andrej Karpathy in his Zero to Hero Series: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html
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Deep Learning Foundations to Stable Diffusion(course.fast.ai)
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by noob_eng 4y ago
This is the undergraduate curriculum for additional major in Robotics at CMU: https://www.ri.cmu.edu/education/academic-programs/undergrad... You can google the course numbers and find out which of the courses hav
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Do you have any books/online courses recommendations for learning what you just described?
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How much of the advice “just open a text editor and start coding” is valid?
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs. That ONE book was enough to get me programming more and more. And also building tiny projects on my own interest.
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Ask HN: What topics should I be comfortable in to do serious AI/ML research?
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Ask HN: What made you fall in love with mathematics?
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Ask HN: Why do students have a hard time understanding pointer arithmetic?
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by noob_eng 4y ago
Humans read books, AI don't "read" books. Whatever they do, isn't reading. Because humans themselves don't understand what the process of reading involves. So they can't built something that reads. Simple.
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Ask HN: Which are some of the best online lecture series you have studied?
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