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1,164
May 08, 2007 03:54 AM
Yes, you can still join. Though be warned that it's not especially active. Yours is the first post in, what, a month? Though I'm sure that if you ask a question you'll get an answer within a day or two. We seem to have some pretty dedicated answer-ers!
1,865
May 08, 2007 06:29 AM
We should put a message somewhere that newcomers are always welcome as this seems to be the most frequently asked question on this board.
May 08, 2007 10:01 AM
Quote: Original post by Ezbez
Yes, you can still join. Though be warned that it's not especially active. Yours is the first post in, what, a month? Though I'm sure that if you ask a question you'll get an answer within a day or two. We seem to have some pretty dedicated answer-ers!
Yeah, our mentors are active--it's the students that are lazy [smile]. I've been treading slowly through chapter 2. The problem with this book--if you can call it a problem, that is--is that it's almost impossible to read when you're not in front of a computer. The frequency of exercises is staggering!
Quote: Original post by SamLowry
We should put a message somewhere that newcomers are always welcome as this seems to be the most frequently asked question on this board.
I edited the Forum FAQ, and modified the Start Here thread as well.
1,164
May 08, 2007 05:53 PM
Quote: Original post by Muhammad HaggagQuote: Original post by Ezbez
Yes, you can still join. Though be warned that it's not especially active. Yours is the first post in, what, a month? Though I'm sure that if you ask a question you'll get an answer within a day or two. We seem to have some pretty dedicated answer-ers!
Yeah, our mentors are active--it's the students that are lazy [smile]. I've been treading slowly through chapter 2. The problem with this book--if you can call it a problem, that is--is that it's almost impossible to read when you're not in front of a computer. The frequency of exercises is staggering!
Agreed. And unfortunately for me, I find reading from a computer not as easy as reading from a book. There's too many darn distractions on a computer! I'm sure others feel the same way as me. OTOH, the exercises really are fantastic. They fit darn near perfectly with the ability of the student when they reach them.
I really should get back to work on this, but C++ is addicting. I can quit anytime I want! Really!
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June 28, 2007 12:57 PM
I began working through SICP last week and now I'm very happy to have found this discussion group! I only have about an hour a day for this, so the progress isn't very fast - especially considering that I solve all exercises in Common Lisp. My progress is copiously documented here:
http://eli.thegreenplace.net/category/programming/lisp/sicp/
I'll be sure to check this forum from time to time for clarifications.
http://eli.thegreenplace.net/category/programming/lisp/sicp/
I'll be sure to check this forum from time to time for clarifications.
Eli Benderskyhttp://www.geocities.com/spur4444/
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