I already mentioned a good OCaml course (book + video series). I watched it every time I went by bus to climbing workout and finally finished it:

- First of all it's really good.
- I unlocked much more papers and talks I can read and watch, because I understand basic ML syntax now.
- There are a lot of fundamental language-independent programming topics covered in it.
- I found a couple of things I didn't know before.

More in my notes:
https://github.com/abcdw/notes/blob/019edbe7cc237fe9acc9501ef9a5aad0c0888930/notes/20230825163743-ocaml_programming_correct_efficient_beautiful.org#L1

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