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EDIT March 2021: As I become more confident and competent in my programming ability and ability to figure shit out on my own, I no longer need to follow a MOOC in order to learn. There's nothing wrong with MOOCs, of course, but the set of courses that have been packaged nicely into a MOOC is much smaller than the set of courses that have online materials. Not needing a MOOC to guide your learning opens up a lot of possibilities. It also helps a lot that I have found a group of friends in NUS SoC. Two of these courses I've recently taken are MIT's 6.824 Distributed Systems (taken with NUS folks as part of Do-Your-Own-Module), and Stanford's Computer Systems CS107e course. I plan to take CS 231n (CNNs) soon. This page lists the massively open online courses (MOOCs) I've taken. I will try to review the MOOCs, outlining why I liked/didn't like them, what I learned, and whether I finished them. This page details (some of) the courses I've taken. Here I put up notes I took during the courses

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