Can you let me know a bit more about the SWE-focused ML path? While I'm interested in ML, I'm slightly more interested in the systems that are built around it. In particular, are there resources that can help me get up…
The apps that require permission to read your email and ask for it. They generally provide services like - Act as a desktop mail client - Backup your SMS messages to Gmail - Search your email for forgotten registrations…
Serious 0-day on Twitter. How exciting!
I would recommend Elements of Programming by Alexander Stepanov and Paul McJones.
I really think the two-semester approach works well. The first semester covers basics and intuition and tasks students to implement and extend. The second semester formalizes the material and tasks students to analyze…
My worry is maintaining relationships. I'd happily be the guy who only socializes on Saturday, but I worry about the effects of not meeting with my group of friends as often as they meet with each other.
Would you say there is a certain level of abstraction above which rust seemed to work somewhat smoothly?
Can you let me know a bit more about the SWE-focused ML path? While I'm interested in ML, I'm slightly more interested in the systems that are built around it. In particular, are there resources that can help me get up…
The apps that require permission to read your email and ask for it. They generally provide services like - Act as a desktop mail client - Backup your SMS messages to Gmail - Search your email for forgotten registrations…
Serious 0-day on Twitter. How exciting!
I would recommend Elements of Programming by Alexander Stepanov and Paul McJones.
I really think the two-semester approach works well. The first semester covers basics and intuition and tasks students to implement and extend. The second semester formalizes the material and tasks students to analyze…
My worry is maintaining relationships. I'd happily be the guy who only socializes on Saturday, but I worry about the effects of not meeting with my group of friends as often as they meet with each other.
Would you say there is a certain level of abstraction above which rust seemed to work somewhat smoothly?