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🚨🚨 TheStandup: DONT LEARN PYTHON LEARN C 🚨🚨

The PrimeTime18 views
39:27to C or C++. And thus it's driving more and more people going in to learn about computer science further and further39:59languages are the bedrock of computer science. And people start arguing over what the heck is computer science. Do we even does anybody even know what a true40:15that said something uh kind of making fun of the whole computer science and C being a a better abstraction saying C is not actually representing what's

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34:41>> CHLOE WEAVING IN HER INTEREST IN SCIENCE THROUGHOUT THE PAGES, FROM FUNGI TO PHYSICS. DO YOU HAVE A SCIENCE BACKGROUND? HOW DID YOU RESEARCH FOR THIS NOVEL?34:51>> I DON'T HAVE A SCIENCE BACKGROUND, BUT I THINK I'M INTERESTED IN SCIENCE FROM A PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVE. IT'S3:34:00- Chloe weaving in her interest in science throughout the pages from fungi to physics. Do you have a science background? How did you research for this novel?

Your CS Degree Is Teaching You the Wrong Things | TheStandup

The PrimeTime6 views
0:53in to learn about computer science further and further away from the computer. And this is really kind of doing them uh dirty if if we will say uh1:17like uh most C and CPP coders don't even know what lambda calculus or formal languages are the bedrock of computer science. And people started arguing over1:25what the heck is computer science. Do we even does anybody even know what a true computer scientist is? There is no true computer scientist that walked this this

How Mitochondria Control Your Metabolism | Dr. Jared Rutter

Andrew Huberman3 views
0:48and creating many of the problems that we see. Welcome to the Hubberman Lab podcast, where we discuss science and science-based [music] tools for everyday life.2:11to emphasize that this podcast is separate from my teaching and research roles at Stanford. It is however part of my desire and effort to bring zero cost to consumer information ab2:20and science related tools to the general public. In keeping with that theme, today's episode does include sponsors.

Andrew Huberman on Practical Wellness Tips, the Danger of "If Only" Thinking, & "Protocols" For Life

Megyn Kelly2 views
3:00night. I in my home there wasn't a lot of discussion about sports but I certainly got to hear a lot about the luminaries of science and ideas from my5:52academics. And somewhere in uh along the way, I took a course in neuroscience. uh at the time there wasn't a field of5:59neuroscience but it was one truly amazing teacher his name was Harry Carlile who taught me about brain function and taught me about these