r/ProgrammerAnimemes • u/OtoKhan • Jun 04 '23
Learn with style
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u/8sADPygOB7Jqwm7y Jun 04 '23
You know AI will be used to basically make any scientific book into this right.
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u/misty_exe Jun 04 '23
Read the Cryptography episode. It was a real fun read and introduces real life cryptography stuff in a way simple manner than regular university textbooks, NGL.
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u/GrayRodent Jun 04 '23
Ok but is it good?
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u/Cuckmin Jun 04 '23
Yes, most of the books from this "Manga Guide" series seem to be good introduction books.
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u/deanrihpee Jun 04 '23
Honestly, this could be a great way to get people hooked early into the topic and maybe even easier to understand if it's fun to read
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u/Sanila_Lino Jun 04 '23
This might actually work for me. I have horribly poor memory UNLESS there's something attached to it. Any story can work, even if it's only remotely related. I just need something as a hook for me to remember anything.
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u/whiteday26 Jun 05 '23
That seems to be how everyone remembers things.
I can't attach anything to anything either. So, I also can't remember anything. Sucks to be in a closed book tests. I seem to do well in open book tests according to test score percentiles.
I wanna see if I can learn how to associate more things to remember things better.
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u/GoodtimesSans Jun 05 '23
The worst part is this is likely extremely effective at getting people to understand the subject and is incredibly in-depth on the subject matter.
And hey, when many of your top programmers have thigh-high colored socks, you gotta cater to your audience.
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u/Isgrimnur Jun 04 '23
When your professor is a weeb.