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This may well be entirely anecdotal because I don't think there is any official data to this somewhat ambiguous question. But based on your experience, if you have worked with quit…

Many universities have there undergrad curriculum available online along with their course materials (slides, videos, assignments, etc). Some are locked down and little searching r…

As a programmer I feel I am quite deficient in mathematics. I have some reminiscent knowledge of calculus and matrix algebra from college. But I don't know how to read or write cor…

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Let me be clear upfront about what I mean by working with data. Generally working with data means that you have some form of data and you do some kind of analysis on it. Now once I…

If you really care about learning, carve out time from your daily routine and progress little by little in chunks.

Wow! I didn't know that Shriram's introductory course had lecture videos available. I will take a look at them. Btw, I also liked Hubbard and Hubbard. Another book I liked was Comp…

Maybe it is a life hack, a new topic, a new recipe, etc. Whatever YOU think is exciting to you.

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Your life is yours. There are many sectors to it. So you decide what meaningful actually means and which sector it belongs to.

Some students/researchers who like to learn mainly from books have a few favourites that they attribute to their acquired knowledge/skillset. Do you have any such "best" book in yo…

What language do you work in now? If it is an imperative language do you avoid state as much as possible?

What were your realisations after learning functional programming? Were you a proficient programmer before that?