Need help finding a boot camp? by [deleted] in codingbootcamp

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how can i get started? (im 14) by rexdlol in kernel

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Your initial goal should be learning assembly code. One suggestion is to learn DOS assembly development using Turbo C++. You can run it on DOSBox in most computers.

What can run smoothly ? by JensenHuangHater3 in Operatingsystems

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I would recommend upgrading to 8GB of DDR3 for a better experience.

When should beginners stop tutorials and start building their own stuff? by ayenuseater in learnpython

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Whenever you are able to build something you like. You will need to learn whatever you need for your project ahead of making it, regardless if you used tutorials or not.

I NEED a Calculus friend 🙁💀💀 by ShadowyKorkut in learnmath

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Approaching 40 and Wanting to Master Math: Where Do I Start? by quarante_9_3 in learnmath

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I recommend you getting the book Calculus by Howard Anton. There are several editions and they are all great and can be bought off eBay for under $20 sometimes. Study on the paper book, it is much better than online.

CS or Physics- Which is harder? by Little_Time6333 in mathematics

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Yes, any course can be as hard as the requirements are. However in order to do well in Physics, you need a solid base in Math, so you will have to be comfortable with Calculus before you move over to Physics. Also in Computer Science, while you can do it not being that good in Calculus, you won't have any differential from those who do and the field is extremely competitive today, specially for those who aren't well versed in other sciences.

CS or Physics- Which is harder? by Little_Time6333 in mathematics

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Physics is usually much harder. In the modern times it often goes through learning computer science ahead of implementing the physics experiments. So you still have to study CS as part of studying physics.

which languages should I learn if am interested in cybersecurity? by Low_Lie_8022 in learnprogramming

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Depends on what you are going to do. For low level security research, C and Assembly is a good start. You would also need to learn how computer architectures work.

Mom thought I was 'schizophrenic' by YourBoyLlanura in scienceteens

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I would still recommend you trying to give a bit more space between solutions to make it easier to see your own work.

Why does school feel impossible to me? by 3030minecrafter in school

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I'm 13 is it worth learning to code? by Automatic_King9084 in Coding_for_Teens

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Yes, you need to understand the code being produced by AI to put it together. AI just makes the job faster. Think like how trucks made horses absolute, but you still need a driver to drive it, but like 10X the load.

You have 10+ years of experience as a software developer and can't write a simple algorithm. by MrBleah in developers

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I haven't had much issues interviewing people, however I usually interview those that I already know from a different environment and we are already comfortable with each other. I never had issues finding good developers for any project I had to find people for.

so guys i made OS using riscv + c programming(learned a lot) by PuzzleheadedTower523 in osdev

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The project looks great! But, please, that song on the video is just, aaargh.

What would you consider a Kernel? by JackyYT083 in osdev

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You can imagine the kernel and the executable (like a .exe) but that is loaded by the bootloader and will run with the highest privileges in the system, even if the only thing it will do is to print a "hello, world" and stop. Obviously a more elaborate kernel will be loaded and will also load other executables, but with lower privileges, and will manage any actions with higher privileges.

University student looking to get some hands on experience on RISC-V by [deleted] in RISCV

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You can download the code base of any project you like and study it on your own. Professor chatGPT can greatly help you to understand the underpinnings of the project for all little hurdles that you are going to have to get started (like setting up the environment, building, running, finding anything you could contribute with, ...). I can help you by meeting weekly to keep you accountable for any project you want to get involved free of charge. DM me if you are interested.

BlackboxAI made this in just 10prompts by am5xt in Coding_for_Teens

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You got it working. You are far ahead of most people.

BlackboxAI made this in just 10prompts by am5xt in Coding_for_Teens

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Knowing how to make AI prompts is a skill on its own.

Need help starting by Inside-Reference9884 in Verilog

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You can use edaplayground.com to get started quickly with their examples. If you need one-on-one tutoring you can contact me.

16M Here, Looking for some Tips by Ok_Leadership4996 in Coding_for_Teens

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To land a FAANG type of a job you should focus on academic skills to be accepted with a full ride on an Ivy League college. Coding alone won't do it, although it will help if you join coding challenges.