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Watching Grossman type text into a box or Ullman do a proof is less informative until I had the mechanical experience of following along.

Also, if you didn't read the Edith Grossman translation, try that, it is very smart and modern.

The entire magicians trilogy by Lev Grossman - also anything by Jon Ronson (particularly 'the Men Who Stare at Goats' or 'Them').

While the issues of economic unfairness and trust are both important, indeed weighty enough to merit much more substantive discussion, the issue that Nick Grossman is debating in the article is regulatory oversight.

On Killing by Dave Grossman is a little outdated, but still an excellent read about how the military conditions soldiers to become killers.

I find Dan Grossman a good teacher, but his extremely slow speaking rythm drove me mad.

[1]: Roughgarden's Algorithms part I, Programming Languages by Dan Grossman and Machine Learning by Andrew Ng.

Steve Grossman's "My Second Prime" blew my mind wide open on jazz.

This is called the "Grossman-Stiglitz paradox".

Further: "While the students’ actions are not illegal, state treasurer Steven Grossman, who oversees the lottery, finally stopped the game this year." I expected the last part to say they'd filed charges against the students.

Harry Potter interested me from the standpoint of "wow, I'd love to learn magic in an academic environment--how cool would that be?" And then I found myself hooked on the Magicians Trilogy by Lev Grossman which got as deep as I'd ever seen a book get on some of the mechanics of the actual magic system.

Dan Grossman, lambda p: p[1] === lambda p: p.__getitem__(1) which he calls an `unnecessary wrapping` of itemgetter(1).

With Grossman's course you can skip the videos entirely and miss nothing, whereas you cannot do that with Odersky's.

While the students’ actions are not illegal, state treasurer Steven Grossman, who oversees the lottery, finally stopped the game this year.