Kenton Bocock

I'm a creator, thinker, programmer, gamer, husband, doodle lover.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Curious fact.

MIT is making elite education accessible to everyone by sharing materials from more than 2,500 courses freely with learners worldwide.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology continues to transform global education through its commitment to open access. Via MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW), anyone can explore a vast digital archive of resources—including lecture notes, assignments, exams, problem sets, and video lectures—from over 2,500 undergraduate and graduate courses across every MIT department and discipline, from introductory programming and multivariable calculus to advanced topics in artificial intelligence, quantum physics, and beyond.

For a more guided, interactive path, MITx on the edX platform provides structured Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) that closely replicate the depth and rigor of on-campus classes. These self-paced offerings let learners dive into high-demand fields like machine learning, data science, entrepreneurship, supply chain management, and more.

Both platforms are completely free to access—no enrollment, age restrictions, or geographic barriers required—just an internet connection. The key difference: OCW delivers self-directed, archival materials without any formal credentials, while MITx courses often include the option to earn a verified certificate for a modest fee upon completion.

Popular starting points include classics like "Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python" (widely used for beginners), alongside specialized series in areas such as financial accounting, circuits and electronics, probability, and aircraft systems engineering.

This open-learning effort reflects MIT's core mission to advance knowledge and empower people everywhere, turning world-class resources into tools for personal growth, professional development, and lifelong curiosity for millions of users globally. Dive in today at https://t.co/bPdSDECDin or https://t.co/APdvzmWjoX.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

Real change would occur in a week if professional and college sports teams stopped playing in protest.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

Robots are the next AI bubble. 5 in every home by 2030!

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@RinoTheBouncer Doom, Doom2, ocarina of time, RE 2

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@RinoTheBouncer Tetris

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@Matt_Pinner One must drive it first to know if true love.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@Apogee_Ent Iddqd, idkfa

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@hwinkler4real Split and add strip of cooked bacon.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@sciencegirl Turn on the playstation.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

The kinetic design of this cabinet door.

📹schreiner_laurenz_rimkus

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@subaru_usa 150$ / yr, constsntly failing but they refuse to give me time without service. Time to try Toyota or Honda?

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@Viviannduen Show me Owen Wilson.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

Traditional vector only RAGs are obsolete. Consider the advantages of utilizing a knowledge graph for grounding.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@AshySlasheeDB @EvilDeadNews Not a question. Move the word should after Campbell.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

Prediction. Networking throughput will be a companies primary bottleneck for agentic systems. Will 40gb be enough or is 80-100 a safer?

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@hwinkler4real Fastbender... Mic drop.

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@Raspberry_Pi when might we see a zero 3 w with 1gig of ram for 9$? Smart calendar's are a thing yanno...

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@DyerbolicalDB Doom Slayer by far?

[Kenton Bocock @ginjacoder]

@BostonNooga 🤣

[Todd McFarlane @Todd_McFarlane]

🇨🇦 HAPPY CANADA DAY TO ALL MY FELLOW CANADIANS! 🇨🇦
TODD.

#CanadaDay