Calculo con Derivadas e Integrales (Calculus with Derivatives and Integrals)

By floresenhalloween

Tags: espanol, spanish, math, calculus, derivatives, integrals

  • made in LaTex like language
  • free template for your own math decks
  • written to be used in PC and mobile with ease

Spanish Language Cards with Calculus, with emphasis on trigonometrics, made by and for engineering and physics students. The hardest integrals come with an step by step.

  • hecho en lenguaje MathJax similar a LaTex
  • Template gratis para tus propios mazos
  • escritas para poder visualizarse correctamente en cualquier pantalla

Cartas Anki en español con Calculo 1 y 2, con enfasis en trigonometria, hecho para y por estudiantes de ingieneria y fisica. Las integrales más dificiles vienen con soluciones paso a paso.

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100+ Data Scientist Interview Questions

By pyXelr

Tags: data science, interview, statistics, machine learning

All questions & answers from the popular Medium post “OVER 100 Data Scientist Interview Questions and Answers!“ by Terence S.

The questions are from companies like Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and more to prepare you for your next Data Science interview.

The deck is well divided into appropriate tags:

  • Machine Learning Fundamentals
  • Miscellaneous
  • SQL Practice Problems
  • Statistics, Probability and Math

Each note is appropriately formatted to ease the readability (text with images are adjusted, and SQL code syntax is highlighted).

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Mnemonic Major System

By memory_champ

Tags: mnemonic major, memory

I assembled this deck from wikipedia’s mnemonic major system page:

The major system … is a mnemonic technique used to aid in memorizing numbers.

The system works by converting numbers into consonant sounds, then into words by adding vowels. The system works on the principle that images can be remembered more easily than numbers.

An example, from wikipeida:

Each numeral maps to a set of similar sounds with similar mouth and tongue positions. For most people it would be easier to remember 3.1415927 (an approximation of the mathematical constant pi) as:

meteor (314, /m/-/t/-/r/)

tail (15, /t/-/l/)

pink (927, /p/-/N/-/k/, and taking /N/ to be 2)

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