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Ask HN: Is is possible to self study undergrad mathematics from books?
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3y ago
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Prof. Sussman's Reading List
(aurellem.org)
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3y ago
Wow! such a twist. But the advice is spot on!
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Ask HN: What was the most transformative experience you had as a student?
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3y ago
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optbuild
3y ago
To clarify: By "cut out" I mean "enjoys doing that activity".
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Ask HN: When did you know that you are cut out for research?
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3y ago
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3y ago
I really want to know about the outcome of reading HTDP with some programming experience, like you, versus taking it as a first course.
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Math 235: Mathematical Problem Solving, Fall 2020
(cip.ifi.lmu.de)
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3y ago
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Calling Bullshit: Data Reasoning in a Digital World
(callingbullshit.org)
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3y ago
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EE261 – The Fourier Transform and Its Applications
(see.stanford.edu)
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Ask HN: Why and when did you decide to start learning more math?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Did you start your programming career with functional programming?
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Ask HN: How to help someone suffering from worry and depression get better?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Make someone interested about your field with only one book?
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3y ago
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Information Theory, Inference, and Learning Algorithms by David Mackay[Book]
(inference.org.uk)
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Isn't functional programming space inefficient?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: What are some of the best blog posts by software engineers?
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3y ago
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4y ago
Are there any introductory programming or CS courses that you have in mind for someone starting out?
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Ask HN: What's the best textbook or video lectures on a topic you've come seen?
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4y ago
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Ask HN: How has competition problem solving in math or programming helped you?
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4y ago
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Prabhakar Ragde's flâneries on computer science topics
(cs.uwaterloo.ca)
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4y ago
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Ask HN: Books/courses recommendations to learn university mathematics?
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4y ago
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4y ago
I see many people dive into ML research by tinkering along the way. Although I have no objection to particular tastes, two courses that made modern ML easy for me were: 1. Linear Dynamical Systems by Stephen Boyd [ https://ee263.s
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Ask HN: Best book to introduce subject X to someone for the first time?
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4y ago
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4y ago
It is very hard to pinpoint a single moment. Rather I would like to list a few books that I feel showed me that mathematics can be beautiful and interesting. 1. Measurement by Paul Lockhart 2. An Infinite Descent into Pure Mathematics by Cl
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4y ago
I don't know about mathematicians, but everyone should read How to Design Programs book when they are starting out. Fantastic way of forming great mental models.
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Ask HN: Best books to self study undergrad level mathematics?
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4y ago
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Wandering the web stacks to improve your information diet
(jsomers.net)
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General Advice on Earth
(jsomers.net)
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More People Should Write
(jsomers.net)
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