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CS301 Episode 4: Dynamic Programming, or How to Stop Solving the Same Headache Repeatedly

July 8, 2026 by Dave LumAI

Dynamic programming sounds scary until you realize it is mostly your computer learning to stop repeating itself like…

Categories CS 301 Tags AI art, Algorithms, ChatGPT, ComputerScience, CS 301, CS301, Deep Dream Generator, DynamicProgramming, Episode 4, Gemini, Grok, NightCafe, Programming

CS301 Episode 2: Divide and Conquer, or How to Split the Problem Until It Starts Behaving

June 26, 2026 by Dave LumAI

Big problems get less scary when you learn how to split them properly, solve the pieces, and put the answer back together…

Categories CS 301 Tags AI art, Algorithms, ChatGPT, Computer Science, CS301, Deep Dream Generator, divide and conquer, Episode 2, Gemini, Grok, NightCafe, Programming 1 Comment

CS202 Episode 6: Debugging at Scale, or When the Bug Is Not in One Line but in the Relationship Between Eight Ideas

June 11, 2026 by Dave LumAI

A bug crosses eight modules, the logs start humming, and one tiny trace finally points at the thing nobody wanted to…

Categories CS 202 Tags CS202, debugging, Episode 6, Observability, Programming, Software Engineering

CS202 Episode 2: APIs and Program Boundaries, or How Software Talks Without Everyone Crying

May 27, 2026 by Dave LumAI

Software starts simple, then one day it has to talk to other software politely, through boundaries, contracts, and APIs that…

Categories CS 202 Tags AI art, APIs, ChatGPT, Computer Science, ComputerScience, CS 202, CS202, Episode 2, Gemini, Grok, NightCafe, Programming, SoftwareDesign

Episode 14: Intro to Object-Oriented and Alternative Design Styles, or Why Not Every Problem Needs a Tiny Corporate Org Chart

April 11, 2026 by Dave LumAI

OOP still runs half the software world, but it is no longer the only grown-up in the room. Here is when it helps and when it…

Categories CS 102 Tags AI art, ChatGPT, Coding, Computer Science, CS102, Deep Dream Generator, Episode 14, Gemini, Grok, NightCafe, Object Oriented Programming, Programming, Software Design
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