I enjoy teaching, and I'd like to do my bit for the Less Wrong community. I've tutored a few people on the #lesswrong IRC channel in freenode without causing permanent brain damage. Hence I'm extending my offer of free tutoring from #lesswrong to lesswrong.com.
I offer tutoring in the following programming languages:
- Haskell
- C
- Python
- Scheme
I offer tutoring in the following areas of mathematics:
- Elementary Algebra
- Trigonometry
- Calculus
- Linear Algebra
- Analysis
- Abstract Algebra
- Logic
- Category Theory
- Probability Theory
- Combinatorics
- Computational Complexity
If you're interested contact me. Contact details below:
IRC: PatrickRobotham
Skype: grey_fox26
Email: patrick.robotham2@gmail.com
The reference I've been suggesting for Python is http://learnpythonthehardway.org/
A way I've found effective for learning beyond the basics, is to tweak existing programs. github.com has a massive amount of code for you to look at, to copy and change, searchable in many ways, including by programming language.
Learning programming is similar in difficulty to the project of becoming a clearer thinker, and as useful.
Any recommendations of a good tutorial of Python 3?
EDIT: Thanks for the responses.