Recommend each other books on how to be a better hacker!
I'm currently looking for books on logic tables and the nitty gritty about circuit boards and programming and what programming is in a physical sense. Also info on the internet and various networks would be great
From my browsing, these are the general recommendations in their particular field, either as introductions or as definitive texts. I've read very few of them, however, so take these with the appropriate grains of salt:
General: Code (Petzold)
Offensive security: Hacking - The Art of Exploitation (Erickson)
Lower-Level Computing (OS to hardware level): The Design of the Unix Operating System (Bach) Hacker's Delight (Warren) Structured Computer Organization (Tanenbaum, Austin) Computer Architecture - A Quantitative Approach (Hennessey, Patterson)
Electronics: The Art of Electronics* (Horowitz, Hill) Microelectronic Circuits (Sedra, Smith)
Algorithms: Introduction to Algorithms* (Cormen, Leiserson, divest, Stein) [aka CLRS] The Algorithm Design Manual (Skiena)
Kayden Hughes
(Remembered a few more) AI: Artificial Intelligence - A Modern Approach (Norvig)
Compilers: Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools (Aho)
The asterisks denote serious texts. They are not easy for a lay-person, and they will not introduce any of the required math (≥ Calculus II, iirc).
I'm happy to share other recommendations if anyone has particular topic requests.
Carson Fisher
C Primer Plus
Luis Robinson
saved, thanks
Luis Robinson
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Colton Parker
What if I'm not a robot?
Evan Roberts
You are a robot, otherwise you wouldn't be able to post here.
Carson King
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