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Comment #38708437
Maybe relevant, from Conversations with Tyler (Ep. 184, with David Bentley Hart): COWEN: Let’s say Poland, Slovenia, Czechia, which have a lot of Catholicism in their backgrounds —…
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Comment #27542484
I see that Matthias has responded and issued an apology on his website: https://felleisen.org/matthias/Thoughts/Apology.html
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Comment #23612091
Here are video recordings of similar material, but taught at Google in 2009 by Sussman and Hanson: https://archive.org/details/adventures-in-advanced-symbolic-...
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Comment #23485967
You might be also interested in checking the post "The Best Textbooks on Every Subject" from LessWrong: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/xg3hXCYQPJkwHyik2/the-best-t... For each top…
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Comment #23135743
This paper, "Programming by Numbers: A Programming Method for Novices", presents a recipe of how to design recursive functions: https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/254242/1/p_by_numbers.pd…
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Comment #19705988
Stephen Dolan's pearl "Fun with semirings" might be relevant: http://stedolan.net/research/semirings.pdf But I would also like to know what other resources Neel has to recommend.
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Comment #17461606
What is the current state of collaborating on Anki decks? I see there is the CrowdAnki plug-in – this exports decks to a JSON file, which can be version controlled and uploaded to …
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Comment #15346186
Sort of related, but on a more humorous note, a short film about a man who has only 1500 words left to live: https://www.shortoftheweek.com/2016/05/25/1500-words/
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Comment #13575220
This is a set of lecture notes compiled for a third-year computer science course at the University of Nottingham. At a quick glance they seem surprisingly crisp and readable despit…
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Comment #10804357
Hello! A more general question: What are some of your favourite resources (books, articles, conferences) on information visualization? I'm familiar with the works of Tufte and Clev…
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Comment #10542535
> The real question is what the goal is and whether user are getting more value from more likes versus fewer favorites. I agree; the goal should be indeed improving the net positiv…
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Comment #7567544
You can find the videos of the Programming Languages class together with the slides and handouts here: http://courses.cs.washington.edu/courses/cse341/13sp/