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The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

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Re: The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

#4
Wow, I would really like to get this book to complete my set of the Little Schemer, the Seasoned Schemer and the Reasoned Schemer. But 55$ is almost twice as expensive as the other books. Yes, it is bigger than those but still...

Have to think about this for a while :)

Re: The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

#6

Wow, I would really like to get this book to complete my set of the Little Schemer, the Seasoned Schemer and the Reasoned Schemer. But 55$ is almost twice as expensive as the other books. Yes, it is bigger than those but still... Have to think about this for a while :)

There's also "The Little Typer" and "The Little Prover."

Re: The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

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post #6

Wow, I would really like to get this book to complete my set of the Little Schemer, the Seasoned Schemer and the Reasoned Schemer. But 55$ is almost twice as expensive as the other books. Yes, it is bigger than those but still... Have to think about this for a while :)

There's also "The Little Typer" and "The Little Prover."

You aren't helping him. :)

Re: The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

#8

Wow, I would really like to get this book to complete my set of the Little Schemer, the Seasoned Schemer and the Reasoned Schemer. But 55$ is almost twice as expensive as the other books. Yes, it is bigger than those but still... Have to think about this for a while :)

Rated on dollars per hour of brain upgrades, thinking and enjoyment, it doesn’t get better than a good book.

Re: The Little Learner: A Straight Line to Deep Learning

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post #6

Wow, I would really like to get this book to complete my set of the Little Schemer, the Seasoned Schemer and the Reasoned Schemer. But 55$ is almost twice as expensive as the other books. Yes, it is bigger than those but still... Have to think about this for a while :)

There's also "The Little Typer" and "The Little Prover."

In the same series, there's also "A Little Java" by Matthias Felleisen, one of the creators of Racket (a popular Lisp).

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262561150/a-little-java-a-few-p...

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