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The Autodesk Maya team is looking for a software developer to join the DSP (Developer Support Program) service, focused on advising and addressing priority issues for our top enterprise Game and Film studios. Be part of the team that collaborates with these studios to help them create the games that you love to play and the films that you love to watch. https://autodesk.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Ext/job/Califor...

Autodesk Maya and other Media & Entertainment products are hiring roles for Developers, Product Management, QA, User Experience, and 2022 Interns.

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I submitted an application. Any better way to get it recognized?


Autodesk | Software Engineers, Multiple Roles | Remote | US / Canada | Full-Time | https://www.autodesk.com

The Autodesk Maya team is looking for a software developer to join the DSP (Developer Support Program) service, focused on advising and addressing priority issues for our top enterprise Game and Film studios. Be part of the team that collaborates with these studios to help them create the games that you love to play and the films that you love to watch. https://autodesk.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Ext/job/Califor...

Autodesk Maya and other Media & Entertainment products are hiring roles for Developers, Product Management, QA, User Experience, and 2022 Interns.

Autodesk is one of Newsweek's 100 most-loved workplaces for 2021 https://www.newsweek.com/americas-most-loved-workplaces-2021

Autodesk is actively hiring over 700 positions. You can see a list of open positions around the world on our career page: https://www.autodesk.com/careers/overview


Autodesk | Software Engineers, Multiple Roles | Remote | US / Canada | Full-Time | https://www.autodesk.com

The Autodesk Maya team is looking for a software developer to join the DSP (Developer Support Program) service, focused on advising and addressing priority issues for our top enterprise Game and Film studios. Be part of the team that collaborates with these studios to help them create the games that you love to play and the films that you love to watch. https://autodesk.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Ext/job/Califor...

Autodesk Maya and other Media & Entertainment products are hiring roles for Developers, Product Management, QA, User Experience, and 2022 Interns.

Autodesk is one of Newsweek's 100 most-loved workplaces for 2021 https://www.newsweek.com/americas-most-loved-workplaces-2021

Autodesk is actively hiring over 700 positions. You can see a list of open positions around the world on our career page: https://www.autodesk.com/careers/overview


He was my algorithms professor in ~1999, and he garnered identical praise from our cohort, too.

His approach to demystifying recursion is perfect (Chap 1.2): "The Recursion Fairy will solve all the simpler subproblems for you, using Methods That Are None Of Your Business So Butt Out"

Thanks for your teaching and for this project, Jeff!


I've tried a few approaches to explaining recursion ("just assume that it works", "trust yourself", "turn off your brain" (the latter of which is from Will Byrd)), but I like "Recursion Fairy" an awful lot. Might have to try that next time.


We designed a small tool to bring the fairy metaphor even to lower secondary school students. I actually believe it is a very promising approach.

"Nothing to fear but fear itself: introducing recursion in lower secondary schools"

https://aladdin.di.unimi.it/materiali/pubb/2017_latice.pdf


That looks super interesting! I'll take a deeper look when I get the chance. Thanks for sharing!


You're welcome!


Super interesting! Do you happen to have an Italian translation/version of the paper?


Just remembered: in fact the work was a master thesis, and the final report is in Italian. http://aladdinsrv.di.unimi.it/archive/pdf/tesi-previtali.pdf

Enjoy!


Amazing, thanks a lot!


No, I'm sorry... It was thought in Italian... but written only (more or less) in English :-)

But the supporting tool is actually in Italian:

https://aladdin.di.unimi.it/sw/fatine/


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