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How I Learned to Program Computers » Feross.org
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How I Learned to Program Computers. September 13, 2011. I’ve been asked this question a lot lately, especially after I built YouTube Instant. So, here’s the answer, once and for all, for those who are interested. I learned how to program by building lots of websites. If you want to learn to program well. The best way to learn a new skill is to practice, practice, practice. Often, an unhealthy amount. Learning how to program – and how to do it. Some learned so they could build products. That make people h...
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the binary log: April 2009
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Sunday, April 19, 2009. Last weekend, we went on an epic roadtrip through California. It's an annual section leader. Tradition, and this was its fourth year. On Friday afternoon, we piled into cars with food, sleeping bags, laptops, and cameras, and started our trip. The goal? Solving puzzles and getting places as fast as possible. BAWK is framed as an adventure game. The theme? Always a B-movie. This year it was Cannibal Women of the Avocado Jungle of Death. Stop 1: the Salton Sea. I'm Daniel Posch....
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Sophia Westwood
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Fast Searching in Chrome with Custom Search Engines. May 21, 2015. For websites that you're frequently searching, here's an easy way to speed up the process. Setting up a custom search engine takes about a minute. Afterward, you'll be able to type a keyword into your browser bar from anywhere to trigger the search. How to add a custom search engine to Chrome. Find the search box on the webpage you care about:. Save, then open a new window. Type your keyword into the browser bar. Press space (or tab).
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Considering CS?
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Section Leading, Internships and Career Opportunities. How do I learn about activities and events in the CS department? If you are a declared CS major, you should be on the CS students mailing list. If you are not on the mailing list, please email the Course Advisor. If you have not yet declared but are considering CS, join the considering cs mailing list. And visit the considering CS page. How many CS classes should I take this quarter? How does the Honor Code apply to CS? How do I file to graduate?
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Résumé · Brie Bunge
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MS and BS in CS with a concentration in HCI. Coursework topics include: Interaction Design, Web Applications, Data Visualization, Databases, Computer Systems, Computer Graphics, Machine Learning. Course assistant: iPhone and iPad Application Programming, Principles of Computer Systems. For CS106A: Programming Methodology. Winter 2013) and CS106B: Programming Abstractions. Led weekly discussion section with about 10-15 students, graded assignments, and held 1:1 feedback sessions with students. Designed an...
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