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MIT Challenge - Scott H Young
MIT Challenge - Scott H Young
In 2012, I decided to try to learn MIT's 4-year undergraduate computer science curriculum in 12 months, without taking any classes. I was successful in passing the final exams for 33 classes and completing the required programming projects. You can view my TEDx Talk regarding the challenge, see links to all the free material I used, and see all the exams and projects I posted.
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MIT Challenge - Scott H Young
ivan on X: "The famous "36 questions that lead to love"... don't. The NYT and everyone else reported a different set of questions from the same authors, modified to be less romantic! The original set of *40* questions wasn't online, but I emailed the authors and got a copy. Details in 🧵" / X
ivan on X: "The famous "36 questions that lead to love"... don't. The NYT and everyone else reported a different set of questions from the same authors, modified to be less romantic! The original set of *40* questions wasn't online, but I emailed the authors and got a copy. Details in 🧵" / X
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ivan on X: "The famous "36 questions that lead to love"... don't. The NYT and everyone else reported a different set of questions from the same authors, modified to be less romantic! The original set of *40* questions wasn't online, but I emailed the authors and got a copy. Details in 🧵" / X
Home - ProgrammerHat
Home - ProgrammerHat
Years Of Experience 0 + Welcome to Programmer Hat Apps (for Jira and Shopify) increasing Business Efficiency Through automation + Great Software At Programmer Hat, we work every day, including weekends (don’t be surprised to see a support response on weekends). Writing great software is something we love to do. Apps (Jira, Shopify, Chrome) 0 […]
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The Last Last Mile | No Mercy / No Malice
The Last Last Mile | No Mercy / No Malice
On Black Friday, we wrote about the dangers of the Buy Now Pay Later industry, which takes advantage of our psychological makeup to trick us into spending more than we can afford. From our lips to Uncle Sam’s ears: Yesterday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced it is collecting “information on the risks and benefits […]
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The Last Last Mile | No Mercy / No Malice