[–] AbuLayla 3y ago ↗ What's the point? research or is there a more practical way to use this? [–] woojoo666 3y ago ↗ Perhaps a nice way to figure out what general topics to learn (and what order to learn them in) when self-studying a subjectEdit: looking closer, it seems to be more about recommending textbooks based on how many syllabi include a given textbooks
[–] woojoo666 3y ago ↗ Perhaps a nice way to figure out what general topics to learn (and what order to learn them in) when self-studying a subjectEdit: looking closer, it seems to be more about recommending textbooks based on how many syllabi include a given textbooks
[–] cato_the_elder 3y ago ↗ This is super cool! Based on this, the most popular CS textbook is (of course) CLRS. For physics, it's Halliday. And for calculus, it's Stewart, a demonstrably suboptimal choice. [–] jelsisi 3y ago ↗ What would your recommendation for calculus be?
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 22.0 ms ] threadEdit: looking closer, it seems to be more about recommending textbooks based on how many syllabi include a given textbooks