home #
what #
These are my personal notes for courses I’ve taken at Berkeley. It varies from course-to-course, but I try to take notes from lecture content as well as supplemental notes (i.e. CSM, discussion, labs). I enjoy linking to other related pages, often Wikipedia, and try to remember to denote extra information that’s not in scope of the course.
These notes should serve as a supplement to course material, but no more than that. I believe you have to interact with the ideas yourself to truly understand them. That is, not rely solely on reading my notes.
I no longer actively maintain this repository as I have found a better workflow that works for me – taking physical notes during lecture and using Anki as a question bank.
Notes that look like this are incomplete.
how #
This site is compiled with the latest version on hugo along with the book theme alongside some css tweaks to emulate onedark. $\LaTeX$ is done through KaTeX now, but MathJax is used on old pages.
I wrote this
python script to clean up and format slides/PDFs as .md files to speed up the process too.
contributing #
Feel free to point out (or even correct) mistakes by creating an issue / pull request or by reaching out me; my contacts are on my www.
If you would like to contribute, make a pull request on the
GitHub repository. You only have to edit the master branch, GH actions generate the site after each push in the gh-pages branch (so ignore it).
When cloning this repository, you will (probably) have to run the following command to pull the book theme submodule:
git submodule update --init --recursive
todos #
- Anki links
- HLJS – will implement if I ever end up taking notes in a CS class
- Hugo function to generate preview of each class’s notes on the their respective ‘home’ pages
- E.x notes.mehvix.com/e-29/ would show a compilation of every week’s table of contents