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Ask HN: Which course you took ultimately had the biggest impact on your career?
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Ask HN: What are some of the best books to learn signal processing?
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2y ago
After having my first Linear Algebra course I came across the online course called Linear Dynamical Systems by Prof Stephen Boyd of Convex Optimisation fame. Every lecture was so eye opening. I couldn't believe that linear algebra coul
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How to Design Programs (2023)
(htdp.org)
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Possible to self teach CS/programming using only books/hobby projects?
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3y ago
Pick one university and do their core CS track with the materials available. Like CMU, Berkeley, MIT, Stanford, etc. Then start building stuff and learning from more advanced CS and math courses/books/papers.
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Which books, courses, projects have improved your programming skills immensely?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: What is your workflow for self studying new subjects?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Which textbooks did you enjoy reading the most and why?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: What boosted your confidence as a new programmer?
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3y ago
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Ask HN: Self-directed learning path for machine learning in 2023?
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3y ago
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3y ago
CMU has two open courses on deep learning which are very good. 1. Deep Learning - https://deeplearning.cs.cmu.edu/F23/index.html 2. Deep Learning Systems - https://dlsyscourse.org/ The second course di
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Ask HN: What is your most favorite textbook ever and why?
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3y ago
He is not a Twitter bro though. He has developed software extensively. He is a PL researcher, a professor at BrownU, now working in computing education.
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Rewriting Reddit (In Python and Web.py)
(aaronsw.com)
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3y ago
Which book by Nocedal and Wright? Can someone link to it?
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Ask HN: What is your planning strategy for productivity and a balanced life?
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3y ago
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Advanced Algorithms CMU Lecture Notes [pdf]
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Kyle Boggeman's Method of Calisthenics
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Teaching and Assessing Property-Based Testing
(blog.brownplt.org)
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Ask HN: How do people adjust in grad school with a subject not their major?
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Ask HN: Does learning mathematics give you some kind of superpower?
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Ask HN: Is it possible to learn a subject that you hated or failed at college?
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Ask HN: What should the content of beginner coding bootcamps consist of?
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Introduction to Computational Thinking in Julia
(computationalthinking.mit.edu)
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Lisp in Small Pieces
(cambridge.org)
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6.002 Circuits and Electronics Spring 2007
(ocw.mit.edu)
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Neural Networks and Deep Learning
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Programming in Standard ML (2011) [pdf]
(cs.cmu.edu)
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3y ago
A finely written book for beginners. I like how it slowly explains stuff rather than doing in Theorem Proof style short books.
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