nand2tetris, or Building a Computer from First Principles
Last month I finished one of the most interesting and enjoyable Computer Courses on Coursera, the nand2tetris: Part I Course which goes by the title “Build a...
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Algorithms
A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
Implementing Data Structures and Algorithms in C#
I have been preparing for programming interviews since May this year. I started this preparation process by watching the MIT OCW Course Introduction to Algor...
Books
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 2
“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be disturbed by anything outside their reasoned choice.”
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 1
The three Stoic tenets are: a) perception, b) directed action, c) will.
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...
Stoicism
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 2
“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be disturbed by anything outside their reasoned choice.”
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 1
The three Stoic tenets are: a) perception, b) directed action, c) will.
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...
Philosophy
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 2
“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be disturbed by anything outside their reasoned choice.”
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 1
The three Stoic tenets are: a) perception, b) directed action, c) will.
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...
C#
A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
Implementing Data Structures and Algorithms in C#
I have been preparing for programming interviews since May this year. I started this preparation process by watching the MIT OCW Course Introduction to Algor...
Data Structures
A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
Implementing Data Structures and Algorithms in C#
I have been preparing for programming interviews since May this year. I started this preparation process by watching the MIT OCW Course Introduction to Algor...
Reflections
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 2
“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be disturbed by anything outside their reasoned choice.”
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 1
The three Stoic tenets are: a) perception, b) directed action, c) will.
Life
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 2
“Who then is invincible? The one who cannot be disturbed by anything outside their reasoned choice.”
On Stoicism: 40 lessons I learned in 2017, Part 1
The three Stoic tenets are: a) perception, b) directed action, c) will.
First Post
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A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
LINQ
A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
Query Languages
A Queryable List for Python: Proof of Concept
As a programmer who spent a long period of time developing software in C# and .NET, moving to the Python world was exciting, but at the same time it was not ...
Hadrware
nand2tetris, or Building a Computer from First Principles
Last month I finished one of the most interesting and enjoyable Computer Courses on Coursera, the nand2tetris: Part I Course which goes by the title “Build a...
Emulation
nand2tetris, or Building a Computer from First Principles
Last month I finished one of the most interesting and enjoyable Computer Courses on Coursera, the nand2tetris: Part I Course which goes by the title “Build a...
Assembly
nand2tetris, or Building a Computer from First Principles
Last month I finished one of the most interesting and enjoyable Computer Courses on Coursera, the nand2tetris: Part I Course which goes by the title “Build a...
Machine Code
nand2tetris, or Building a Computer from First Principles
Last month I finished one of the most interesting and enjoyable Computer Courses on Coursera, the nand2tetris: Part I Course which goes by the title “Build a...
Business
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...
Management
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...
Programming
Summary of My 2017 Readings
2017 was a good year for me in terms of reading as I managed to read 12 books in total, meanwhile learning German, listening to engineering podcasts, attendi...