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+Episode: 907
+Title: HPR0907: Learning
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0907/hpr0907.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-08 04:44:21
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+in Ruby, it is not just just 여기는, it is puppies, it is still big.
+Hello, this is modern to see with my first hacker public radio episode.
+I wanted to take this time to tell you about free cool learning websites.
+The first site code academy.com is a new site that was brought to my attention by a coworker.
+They have cool interactive courses that teach you how to program without having to download
+an IDE and without setting up an environment on your machine.
+You just follow a lesson while you type in an interactive version of the web page.
+The one I'm going through right now is specifically for Java script, but they are making
+Python and Ruby lessons.
+The next site.we.mit.edu is open courseware from MIT, which if you haven't heard of it already
+is post-free lecture notes and videos from MIT.
+And although the classes do not count towards a library, MIT recently announced that you can
+get certificates for completing courses from open courseware for taking these classes.
+While it will not go towards a library, it is a certification from MIT.
+It couldn't hurt besides how many of you listening to HDR are interested in free knowledge.
+The last site arachnoid.com is a member site that I found in the last and is arachnoid.com.
+The site was created and is run by Paul Lootus, who used to work at NASA and has an amazing
+perspective on technology and life.
+He wrote and maintains a cross-platform text editor that has syntax highlighting and if I remember correctly, code completion.
+This was the first editor I used in Windows, and it helped me out a lot.
+He offers most, if not all, on his code under a Careware listens, which I recommend you read about on his site.
+You should also read his article called Internew with an Extraterrestrial, which an alien reports back to his people and describes the backwards and primitive inhabitants of Earth.
+So please check out code academy.com if you are looking a quick, easy way to start programming.
+Check out open courseware from MIT to learn more about learning for free.
+And check out arachnoid.com because it is an amazing site created by an amazing person with amazing perspectives.
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