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Show HN: Understanding Floating Point
I wrote an interactive introduction to IEEE-754 floating point and would love some feedback. My main issue with existing treatments of this topic (and internet tutorials, broadly) …
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Comment #36441435
Bradfield founder here: thanks for the recommendation but it's really not true that "most of [the course material] comes from CS:APP". It's a great book—which is why I recommend it…
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Comment #34228506
As the author of Teach Yourself CS I would definitely suggest against trying to fit this in a year! Maybe aim for CS:APP and 1-2 others, and if you have time for more that's a bonu…
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Comment #23045343
This guide has been posted to HN a number of times by others, typically with a very positive response. I recently made a major update, in particular: strongly recommending _Compute…
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Comment #22286655
Hi there, I'm the author. Yes this list precisely constitutes the topics in computer science on which I believe a software engineer with an informal education should focus. It's ba…
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Comment #19228816
Congratulations, this is great! I'm glad you'll be reaching an underserved group. I hope, though, that you'll be honest with your students about what your program will deliver.[1] …
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Comment #16135914
Berkeley's CS 162 is great, and recordings are available on internet archive. There are some decent undergraduate textbooks these days too: OSTEP is particularly accessible and fre…
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Comment #15428910
I teach a course on database systems, including one class on distributed databases (like Dynamo and Spanner) and another on dataflow engines (like MapReduce/Hadoop and Spark). Stud…
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Comment #14951309
We only published it yesterday, but you may have seen something else, like a blog post or our self-teaching guide teachyourselfcs.com
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Comment #14950276
We'll just chat about your goals and interests. Depending on your background, we may also talk through a technical problem.
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Comment #14949935
Nothing... it'll be cheap (and fun) for us to run, and paid for out of our regular courses. We just think the community needs it.
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Comment #14772064
Hey there! We've been doing this at Bradfield for a couple of years, and do get quite a few bootcamp grads (maybe 100 to date) typically 1-3 years into their careers. Which bootcam…