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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   I miss original Songza. Google, could you just let me have original Songza back? You killed it with your merge to Google Music, and now its only remnants are titles to some of the playlists you try to hide and never recommend. Example: htt
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   I make about $0.05-$1.25 a day from my YouTube channel. All my old lectures from various CS courses are hosted there. I'm not sure if the algorithm's changed or if some of the videos have gotten traction for Berkeley's CS50,
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   Zachary's Karate Club [1] was one of the early social networking approaches for identifying an eventual split in organization. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zachary%27s_karate_club
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   Is this referring to ENVs inside the Docker image or on the system running it as a whole?
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   I think one of the reasons is that "we don't train people on how to make UIs". If you look at when UI is introduced in CS programs, its as a visual example for Object Oriented Programming. However, its introduced and immediat
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   It does hold out! Here is a link to my research on retyping code [1]. To summarize my findings, students that regularly completed typing exercises earned higher course grades and submitted less erroneous code. [1] https://dl.acm.
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   Yup! To learn music, cooking, martial arts, etc., you start by following someone else to build the muscle memory on doing the skill. As a follow-up, my own research [1] on retyping code showed students earned higher grades and submitted les
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   Sure! My research bio is at [1]. And I definitely agree there's a disconnect between how younger individuals learn CS and college-level CS. Often those younger individuals could be seen as "automatic A's" because they&#x
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   by tsumnia 6y ago

   Sorry, I mean to say in the CS Education domain.
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Its not a screenshot, but the Utah team posted this video for ICER [1] (with timestamp). I'm not apart of their team, so that's the best I can offer. > Do you think that reducing the amount of syntax-errors via a powerful struc
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    I wouldn't say so; I've taught for a community college, teaching college, and R1 and while there are differences, it seems to be a consistent issue across the board. While there are clearly individuals more interested in graduate
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    I don't think its so much the introduction of the notation, but rather the lack of practice in ensuring the learning of the notation. The analogies I've used in the past come from music and martial arts. In music, when you are fir
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    The issue is that no one in CS seems to care that "Notation in any field is a barrier to entry". Almost all CS Ed research presently focuses on the problem-solving skill of CS rather than the technical literacy. There is almost no
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Thanks! I was not aware of this news and I'm incredibly happy to hear it.
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    I know many posts in this thread have been jokes, but I do hope this outage helps MS reconsider their offline iterations of Office. I use Office on a near constant basis (writing and building lecture PowerPoints). The subscription model isn
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    > You’re learning a lot of recipes by rote and not understanding much. I partially disagree because that is how many technical skills are formed - cooking, music, dance, martial arts, etc. Soloway describes programming as a set of "
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Its the only place I've posted them, so unless someone's sharing the gif around, turns out a lot of people were interested in face tracking.
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Weird Blur Effect: https://i.imgur.com/vyKOc2p.png
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Gotta look good for all those movie producers that just found their next big star :D
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Overall I'm very impressed and plan to incorporate the Background Blur into my lecture videos (since I had to create a 'decorative' background for them anyway). So everyone can see how it looks with a makeshift lighting setup
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    True; I think the rational stems from the following research questions: R1 - Is the entity a projection of the participant or manifestation of a separate entity? R2 - If the entity is a manifestation, can it process information that is not
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    I was more thinking about how music is a common element for trips. Maybe math problems aren't appropriate because, as you say, it requires an entirely different structure. Music though is very sensory and perceptual so could you elicit
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    > Apparently they can't solve math problems. I wonder if math problems, or even simple logic statements, are the most appropriate criteria for interactions.
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    > You can fake engagements with multiple accounts to get the ball rolling ( reddit did it, indiehackers did it etc...) As Steve Huffman described it in his old Udacity course (no longer available), no one wants to visit a ghost town. So
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    I don't think they need to be explicit courses, since that means making credits and charging students more. Rather, my research is about providing exercises specifically targeting those lower level skills. Since many of them are only a
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    That is true and I recognize the purpose of being a proficient Googler; however my concerns stem out of the idea that learning many of those skills are not taught at all or expected to be learned in situ through programming assignments. Her
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    While this article has steps in the right direction, it's a lot of "use this thing". I operate a simple Flask/PostgreSQL webapp for CS Education through the luxury of my university. If/When I graduate from my progra
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    Not to sound mean, but if there aren't posts/blogs/whatever explicitly telling people how to minimize costs... then they'll continue to follow the ones that make them pay $100+.
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    What I love the most about this is the explicit showing of how to build the various data structures. Many DS courses will make implementing the structure the homework assignment, but the reality is the algorithms have been implemented to de
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    by tsumnia 6y ago

    This is an issue with most self-report surveys.