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6: Algorithmically Speaking with Elliott Jin of Triplebyte
Escaping Web
English - October 28, 2019 14:00 - 1 hour - 88 MB - ★★★★★ - 13 ratingsTechnology Arts Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Elliott Jin is the Interview Team Tech Lead at Triplebyte. You're gonna hear a lot about Project Euler in this one.
Charlie and Oz explore Elliott's path down the various intellectual rabbit holes (mostly Project Euler) that led him to software engineering at Dropbox, teaching the Algorithms course at Bradfield, and now leading Triplebyte's Interview tech team. Elliott also reveals the correct way to read a textbook (of which Charlie hadn't the foggiest), and Oz and Elliott try to explain to Charlie how they motivate students in their classes through "guided struggle."
Links and resources:
K&R C (book)
Gorillas (QBasic) (game)
Windows 3.1
Drugwars (TI-83) (game)
Space Trader (game)
Computer Science Principles: Table of Contents (tweet)
Teaching Number Theory from Sophie Germain's Manuscripts: syllabus by David Pengelly (course)
How to Solve It - George Polya (book)
Silicon Zeroes (game)
The Diamond Age - Neal Stephenson (book)
Computability and Logic (book)
Elements of Programming (book)
SICP (book)
Augmenting Long-term Memory: Michael Nielsen (article)
A Mind at Play - Jimmy Soni and Rob Goodman, Claude Shannon biography (book)
The Bit Player (Claude Shannon movie)
The ultimate (useless) machine (wikipedia article)
Dropbox
Formative Assessment (wikipedia article)
Triplebyte
Elliott Jin on GitHub
Elliott Jin on Medium
Charlie Harrington on Twitter
Oz Nova on Twitter
Episode SponsorBradfield School of Computer Science