With Jason Swett: when data structures, big-O notation and algorithms were completely useless...

Computer Science: Just the Useful Bits
19/08/2020 1h 13min Temporada 1 Episodio 1

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Jason Swett and I talk about his education as a programmer and the classes he took in university. I also explain big-O notation in a simple way that (Jason thinks) is useful, and we wander onto topics like philosophy, as Jason and I tend to...
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