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Check out this (in C): https://cstack.github.io/db_tutorial/ also a list here https://github.com/danistefanovic/build-your-own-x

Great point, I should probably add that disclaimer!

I see

Thanks! So the preferred way is to redirect to dev null?

Marginal revolution! https://marginalrevolution.com

You're forgetting regular black coffee. Which is pretty big in Scandinavia, at least.

This was really helpful! I've seen the coin change problem before, but not been able to solve it.

> required reading for most CS programs Really?

Check out Oil! https://www.oilshell.org

Thanks!

What's TC?

Nice one!

Excellent point, haha!

Thanks!

Nice golf!

Thanks!

Fair point! I'd argue there's a difference in time spent in writing a python script to solve it all, and just parsing the ints as I did. Python was my first thought for how to parse the ints.

Thanks! Glad to hear!

Did not know that. Thanks! That's much easier.

Oh nice. sed still scares me a bit.

And the second should, imo, not be a comment, but rather a function name.

I made a tool for columns: https://github.com/vegarsti/csvprint

Space is a concept from math which basically means dimensions. It's just a fancy way of saying "there are more career opportunities now because of internet".

The Brown course in which they have used this approach is really interesting. 2016 course page: http://cs.brown.edu/courses/cs173/2016/index.html

Thanks!!

I'm working my way through Elements now. Do you by any chance know of any lectures specifically based on it? And solutions to the exercises there? I have found it hard to find (good) solutions.

Is ~80 pages per hour an average reading speed? That sounds fast to me!

Do you not use pandas?

>How would you clean a dataset?

I'm curious - what do you answer here? I mean, doesn't it really depend on the dataset?

Linear regression.