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If you found any resources that were particularly helpful mention them along with your achievements.

The most recent example I can recall is that of Photopea. It was created by one person as a uni student to solve a small problem. Now it is used by millions. The founder recently launched another project Vectorpea. It…

For people with mathematical maturity there are options like SICP and other. But for those who are not so much mathematically apt, what are the options for bookish learning? Are there books suitable for SELF STUDY that…

We all know SICP is recommended by experienced developers all over the internet as a mystical book that turns your mind inside out and makes you a better programmer and computer scientist after you work through it. If…

What should the learning path be like? What Math, CS, hardware, etc topics should they learn eventually to understand programming in a manner an expert can? If there are university courses that they should probably…

Is there a list of projects or the like that beginning programmers can build to get better at their favorite programming language? Also if there are repos, tutorials, walkthroughs you want to mention?

Many people (or students) have self studied some topic or subject using resources found online or at a library. The resources include MOOCs, university courses, books, tutorial blogs, etc. Some of the resources are so…

Do goal setting and writing down plans really work in turning around one's life for the good? Has it worked for you? How?

Share a line or two about why you enjoyed that particular book. If the lessons from that book were useful in your career or life later?

I am not implying that the change be as dramatic as the youtube videos make it to be. But did you turn around your down spiralling life with proper discipline and achieve your goals? How was it?

There are two types of learners: 1. Those who start with tinkering (majority HN crowd) and building things then learning polishing and CS fundamentals later. 2. They need a bit structure to start out to show them the…

Do you plan to be productive in every aspect of your life? Not only work but all aspects like family, love, work, play, etc. What is your mantra or system to achieve that?

As the title suggests, the field of engineering doesn't matter. It is the passion of building something that works and solves a particular problem. How did you become an engineer? And what do you do currently to further…