For a topic that's been taught many times, like freshman calculus, you should expect a coherent survey. New material being taught for the first time won't be so thoroughly synthesized.
Beware of consuming only content that's well-organized and produced. You'll miss a lot of the most important stuff.
was this in response to rajens or to the [deleted] comment? While I understand commenting rules, if the comment is going to be deleted then it should cascade...
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For a topic that's been taught many times, like freshman calculus, you should expect a coherent survey. New material being taught for the first time won't be so thoroughly synthesized.
Beware of consuming only content that's well-organized and produced. You'll miss a lot of the most important stuff.
was this in response to rajens or to the [deleted] comment? While I understand commenting rules, if the comment is going to be deleted then it should cascade...
[deleted] means the original author removed the comment. Comments killed by the mods are marked [dead] and are normally invisible, only showing up with the showdead option on in your profile enabled.
By the mods, or by the software, or by user flags.
It's bad manners to delete a comment that already has a reply, but we don't prevent people from doing it.
It wouldn't be fair of us to delete the repliers' comments just because a parent no longer exists. That's up to each replier.