Book thread
Best tech book you've read lately?
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Evan Butler
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Isaiah Barnes
>Sup Forums
>read
Connor Richardson
>current year
>reading
Easton Scott
does this count?
Nolan Harris
I haven't read any tech books yet but I'm interested. Do you guys read them on ebooks or physical?
Camden Allen
I just finished The Friendly Orange Glow by Brian Dear. It talks about the history and application of the PLATO mainframe system. If any of you haven't read it yet, i would highly recommend it.
Jonathan Miller
I can post a bunch of really good programming textbooks if this thread is still up later
Mostly c and cpp
Luis Barnes
The Linux Command Line was a pretty informative read
I wish it had some practice exercises though
Liam Rodriguez
oh that would be nice
never felt that confident in unix, just enough knowledge to cat files and pipe commands and stuff
Hudson Richardson
where did you get this picture of me???
Eli Rodriguez
reply if u want any of these books:
the andrei alexandrescu one is super awesome
Levi Russell
The Old New Thing.
Jason Watson
I'll take the lot.
Jason Hughes
The Information by James Glieck
A good pop sci book about the history of IT, starting with Boole.
Gabriel Morales
Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning by Bishop.
John Sullivan
>KoĊakowski
Really?
Charles Hernandez
I don't read.
I did listen to an audiobook though. This one: youtube.com
Thomas Reed
Principles of model checking
Julian Edwards
GNU/Communism is cancer.
Alexander Moore
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Eli Ross
Does anyone know a nice introductory textbook on cryptography? I'm mostly interested in the cryptographic primitives there are, and what you can do with them, and not so much in the actual mathematics/implemenation of these primitives.
James Evans
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