简介 This blog post is inspired by David Teather’s blog and serves as a record of my course summaries and evaluations during my studies at UW-Madison. The courses will be categorized into CS / Math / GeneralEd. Since I am a transfer student, courses in Basic Calculus and some Basic Computer Science topics were not taken at UW-Madison and therefore will not be included here. ...
Introduction This blog post is inspired by David Teather’s blog and serves as a record of my course summaries and evaluations during my studies at UW-Madison. The courses will be categorized into CS / Math / GeneralEd. For a more detailed introduction to the learning content and assessment criteria of each course, please click on the relevant links in the course sections. ...
Tardirisu’s blog now supports a comments system powered by Giscus. If you have a GitHub account, you can leave comments at the bottom of any post to share your thoughts or suggestions. This Post is for Testing the Comments System Feel free to test the comments system by leaving a comment or reaction below. If you have a GitHub account, try it out and let me know what you think! Give it a shot: ...
Welcome to My Blog! 🎉 Hi there! Welcome to Tardirisu’s blog! This blog was created with the purpose of building my own knowledge framework. Many of my favorite bloggers sincerely encourage people to construct their personal knowledge structures. Some call it a “knowledge network,” while others jokingly refer to it as “threading scattered Chinese ancient copper coins into a string.” I quite like this metaphor—it’s both vivid and fun. It feels like I, too, once had a room full of “scattered coins.” When I was younger, everything seemed fresh and exciting. The things I encountered stayed with me for a long time, and I would often immerse myself in learning new skills with unrestrained enthusiasm. However, somewhere along the way, curiosity and memory started to fade. Concepts that once felt intuitive, skills that I picked up during fleeting moments of inspiration—over time, many of them vanished from my mind. It’s such a shame. ...