Ask HN: What are the all-time best learning resources across any field?
What learning resources have you encountered that are so exceptional they deserve to be considered classics? Books, courses, websites, videos, tools - anything that delivers extraordinary clarity, insight, or effectiveness, regardless of subject matter.
No domain restrictions - programming, arts, sciences, trades, humanities, or obscure niche topics. What resource fundamentally transformed your understanding or skills? I'll add some of my own: - the fast.ai courses by Jeremy Howard. www.fast.ai - /u/spez did a course on python about 15 years ago and its one of the best intros to programming ive ever seen. its on udacity. - nand2tetris for understanding how computers work Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.
Helps to teach you how to see quality. Really good pull. I read that young and its nice to know "there is allways something happening"