I had a few hiccups in my daily learning habit this month due to a trip to San Francisco and getting a little bit of a cold. I’ve also found it much harder to get excited about the topics I’ve chosen this time around – I don’t know if that speaks to how good the Stanford iOS 8 and Swift class was or just that I prefer more practical topics that don’t contain a lot of higher level math. Here is what I’ve learned about:
5-1-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #14
5-2-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #15
5-3-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #15, #16
5-5-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #16
5-6-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #16
5-7-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #17
5-8-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #18
5-9-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #19
5-10-2015: Stanford How to Start a Startup #20
5-11-2015: Stanford Machine Learning #1
5-12-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #1
5-13-2015: Stanford Machine Learning #2
5-14-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #1
5-15-2015: Stanford Machine Learning #2
5-16-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #1
5-17-2015: None!
5-18-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #2
5-19-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #2
5-20-2015: None!
5-21-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #3
5-22-2015: None!
5-23-2015: Hammock Driven Development, Rich Hickey
5-24-2015: Clojure for Java Programmers Part I, Rich Hickey
5-25-2015: Clojure for Java Programmers Part I, Rich Hickey
5-26-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #3
5-27-2015: None!
5-28-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #4
5-29-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #4
5-30-2015: None!
5-31-2015: Stanford Hacking Consciousness #5