Pure math fag here trying into CS because muhjobs/ general interest. When do I pick this up?
They don't need you to be a code monkey. Leverage your math skills. They are much harder to find than some random CS code monkey.
>>9073413
I'd like to read SICP too. Someone start a reading group!
>>9073421
True, but don't most jobs outside academia require some coding skill? I know it os probably better to know C++ to implement numerical algorithms, but figure I would like to know more than your average python monkey.
Pivot into statistics/machine learning/AI
that's an introductory CS book pick it up whenever you like
>>9073473
>but don't most jobs outside academia require some coding skill?
Yes. Also ignore that guy, he's clearly an undergrad. You'll almost certainly be a code monkey, not that theres anything wrong with that, most of /sci/ will end up code monkeying.
>>9073413
This was an introductory book to CS (not to programming per se).
Most CS monkeys find it too hard because muh maths, but since you're a pure math fag this should be easy for you.