Some of it is nostalgia – I like reading about people's experiences of places I went to school. Some of it is hopefully dispensing useful advice. Then there is the aspect of trying to learn/understand how to be a better problem solver/computer professional from those people who seem to "get it" more easily/straightforwardly than I did when I was a student. So pardon the occasional intrusion – I'm not a stalker; just someone who wants to share and learn.
A Greybeard's Apology
Some of it is nostalgia – I like reading about people's experiences of places I went to school. Some of it is hopefully dispensing useful advice. Then there is the aspect of trying to learn/understand how to be a better problem solver/computer professional from those people who seem to "get it" more easily/straightforwardly than I did when I was a student. So pardon the occasional intrusion – I'm not a stalker; just someone who wants to share and learn.
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young adults struggle to find employment in Europe
I happened upon a WSJ article describing how the recession has made it difficult for young adults in Europe to find work. The article also notes…
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(no subject)
I'm a bit pressed for time, so this post will cover two semi-related topics. Dick Lipton, a CS theory prof at Georgia Tech, discusses his graduate…
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algorhythms
Another theorist for your perusal, Jeff Erickson, Associate Professor of CS at UIUC. He teaches graduate and undergraduate algorithms courses. (His…
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