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README.md

computer_science

This repository contains notes from my autodidactic study of Computer Science. As well as standard CS curricula it also houses notes related to my professional development as a software engineer. So there is a lot of practical content mixed in, such as topics in DevOps, Git, shell scripting etc. I find it easier to have everything in one place and cross-referenced through YAML.