derek | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 28 2007 | cs, career, development, programming
Quoted: "... [the] human side of the equation is not understood to people outside the field ... they think we're all Monty Python quoting, Star Trek loving, Cheetos eating, caffeine addicted, girlfriendless freaks ... when in fact most CS people barely eat any Cheetos."
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - May 31 2007 | apple, itunes, cs, education
A lot of this stuff is available in other places, but it's nice to have it organized and distributed by Apple.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 10 2007 | e-books, free, cs
And even more free e-books, follow my e-books tag for some others.
Quoted: online computer science books
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 24 2006 | e-books, cs, programming
Some open source books and alt links to aduni.org lectures.
Quoted: Free on line books on java,c,c++,visual basic,visual c++,free online books,free books,full books online,mathematics,algebra,graph,number theory,numerical analysis,video lectures,algorithm,operating system,lectures on algorithm.
- derek | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 23 2006 | education, podcasts, cs, e-learning
Free podcasts of Berkeley lectures.
- ms.kruse - Jun 28 2007
- TsaoTsao - Jun 29 2007
You must be Derek's friend before you can comment on this Fave.Funny. Pants blows away the stereotype.
what? Back at UW, I did see a lot of those assclowns from the foreign lands who were really smart(probably just a better K-12 education) and was able to get the grades easy... but didn't care for computers. Probably they heard from people it makes good money. They ultimately ended up getting another degree such as law or medicine. Kind of sad, because they took the seat of someone who might of really wanted it. They should do interviews for CS, that might get the passionate people in. But I guess the numbers make the school look good.
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