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Supply Stack - Solving Advent of Code Day 05 2022

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 4 minutes

A yes, the vertical stacks are starting! What is Advent of Code? In this little series, I want to write about the thought processes I

December 5, 2022

Camp Cleanup - Solving Advent of Code Day 04 2022

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 3 minutes

Is this range in that range? What is Advent of Code? In this little series, I want to write about the thought processes I have

December 4, 2022

Rucksack Rumble - Solving Advent of Code Day 03 2022

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 4 minutes

Day three and we compare a bunch of letters. What is Advent of Code? In this little series, I want to write about the thought

December 3, 2022

Rock Paper Scissors - Solving Advent of Code Day 02 2022

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 3 minutes

Day 2 of Advent of Code in 2022 is all about playing Rock Paper Scissors. We get a "strategy guide" and need to figure

December 2, 2022

Snacky Elves - Solving Advent of Code Day 01 2022

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 3 minutes

In this little series, I want to write about the thought processes I have behind solving the puzzles presented in Advent of Code. During

December 1, 2022

3 Ways you can use Jupyter Notebook as an excellent Communication Tool

Jesper Dramsch code quality, coding, jupyter, notebooks, python, read in 2 minutes

People love to hate Jupyter Notebooks! They're missing out on a great communication tool. Here's how data scientists and machine learners can build great Jupyter Notebooks

January 30, 2022

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My first first-author paper broke 50 citations. I think I know why and you can do it too

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, reproducibility, research, read in 2 minutes

My first first-author paper broke 50 citations. I think I know why and you can do it too. I shared my code and made

January 27, 2022

You can shortcut 90% of Data Structures and Algorithms courses by learning about Big O notation

Jesper Dramsch coding, python, read in 2 minutes

Everyone hates Data Structures and Algorithms courses. You can shortcut 90% of the course by learning this one simple concept: Big O Notation. Learning about Big

January 26, 2022

Solving coding challenges is hard but it's great practice for tech interviews

Jesper Dramsch challenge, coding, puzzle, read in 4 minutes

Solving coding challenges is hard but it's great practice for tech interviews. @cassidoo posts a solving challenge in her newsletter every Monday. Let's work through

January 19, 2022

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Supply Stack - Solving Advent of Code Day 05 2022

Camp Cleanup - Solving Advent of Code Day 04 2022

Rucksack Rumble - Solving Advent of Code Day 03 2022

Rock Paper Scissors - Solving Advent of Code Day 02 2022

Snacky Elves - Solving Advent of Code Day 01 2022

3 Ways you can use Jupyter Notebook as an excellent Communication Tool

My first first-author paper broke 50 citations. I think I know why and you can do it too

You can shortcut 90% of Data Structures and Algorithms courses by learning about Big O notation

Solving coding challenges is hard but it's great practice for tech interviews

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