What is a book I MUST read if I want to understand programming and computers?
What is a book I MUST read if I want to understand programming and computers?
William Gutierrez
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Hudson Peterson
Mein Kampf
Michael Brown
Mein Kampf
Jonathan Long
Kama Sutra
Juan Wood
The Art of the Deal
Mason Martin
Include me in the screenshot.
Jace Bennett
Bible
Nolan Morris
my diary desu
Sebastian Thomas
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Zachary Morris
My diary desu
Hunter Ward
Art of War, it teaches about defeating your bosses.
Joseph Hall
start with an elementary school math text book to learn about +/-/*/% then read a comp sci 101 book.
Now you're ready to be employed as a full time java developer.
Samuel Clark
SICP
Cameron Taylor
The Holy Quaran
Ryan Hughes
...
Tyler Sanders
Comp sci 101 might be pushing it a bit. I don't think you need to go that far
Jackson Lopez
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Henry Williams
The Kitab Al-Azif
Eli Jackson
You actually don't have to read a single book in order to understand programming and computers.
But if there were a book, it would be one that explained boolean logic, the science behind transistors, and the physics behind circuitry.
Colton Wood
What about NAND2Teris
Christopher Cook
Mein Kampf
Julian Richardson
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Benjamin Adams
This one if you even want a shot at getting gud
Jace Allen
From description alone, it sounds fine, but I'm not sure if it's going to go below construction logic circuits; and honestly, at the level of logic circuits you already have a computer.
Unless you're interested in actually working with semiconductors themselves though, I don't think you really need to go lower than a basic understanding of transistor logic.
Justin Morgan
But How Do It Know and/or CODE
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then of course SICP with the lectures
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Carter Smith
This is a good list, thanks user and /sci/.
Kevin Cruz
Seeing as the answer to anything book-related is always "start with the Greeks," I'd recommend A Brief History of Ancient Greece, then Bibliotheca by Apollodorus or Edith Hamilton's Mythology, followed by the Iliad, Odyssey, the Oedipus Plays of Sophocles, Hesiod and Theognis. After Odyssey, you can also read Herodotus's Histories, the First Philosophers and/or History of the Peloponnesian War, then the Plato and Aristotle anthologies.
Nathaniel Morris
amazon.com
it's a start for newbs
Bentley Morgan
The communist manifesto
Kevin White
>all this C++ shit
>Gang of Four
>OS books from the 90s
Eli Watson
The Prince
Jayden Ramirez
>bottom right
almost missed it, kek
Alexander Foster
The C Programming Language
Sebastian Campbell
>implying any OS design past the 90s is important for anyone new enough to the subject to use an image for book recommendations
Gavin Bell
kleinberg book is good, as well as CLRS (not pictured) and I am actually using that stats book for my stats class
Owen Peterson
>>OS books from the 90s
>amazon.com
>Publisher: Pearson; 4 edition (March 20, 2014)
>amazon.com
>Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional; 3rd edition (May 24, 2013)
>>all this C++ shit
java.factory.make(ass).get(poo) belongs in the loo
Henry Barnes
Related animated version:
Bible black
Christian Hughes
Industrial Society and Its Future
Brayden Parker
CS bullshit is waste of time if you want program.
Colton Rivera
t. pajeet
Jordan Morales
[Screenshot] Anons suggest programming book XD
Blake Perry
Keep up this attitude.
Julian Robinson
You can't defeat your boss, unless he's a complete cuck. By virtue of being your boss he always has an advantage over you and if conflict arises, the most graceful solution is to quit on your own.
Asher Wright
>CODE
>amazon.com
Was mentioned already here .
Carter Wood
Nigger spics
Ayden Young
Green eggs and ham classic suse
Landon Nelson
t. eternal NEET
Aiden Kelly
Fuck the greeks they learned all that shit from kemites anyway.best place to start is with the book of coming forth by day then move on the the varius pyramid texts.
Julian Collins
The Holy Bible.
Gabriel Hughes
None
Jeremiah Barnes
Natural Harvest
Adrian Butler
>actually reading books
Lol, dummy.
Thomas Garcia
The fucking manual
Nolan Ortiz
Jargon File - to understand the culture of hackers, who in many ways contributed to computing and programming;
Wikipedia - a reliable source of information about specified terms addressing IT;
books mentioned in above sources.