ITT: must read non-programming books for programmers
ITT: must read non-programming books for programmers
Benjamin Ward
Brody Baker
Wyatt Murphy
Adam Turner
read it to understand a lot about tge world around you. not as a science text, though.
Joshua Perez
Carson Cox
Carson Bailey
Just finished reading this, can confirm
Ryder Evans
Please don't judge it by it's cover.
I'm sure alot of you would actually like this book if you gave it a chance.
Adrian Sanders
Meh, this book is just a ripoff of tons of other stories. Not worth your time.
James Reed
Chase Cook
If you read the book you understand why people acted the way they did for the last 2000 years in europe, you dont have to believe anything, its about putting history into context
Isaiah Reed
Elijah Barnes
Nolan Moore
Meh, most people didn't act that way. That's like saying all apple users are homosexual. Most Apple users just pick it out because that's the name they heard of, and use it when bored.
Logan James
Mate, it's just rehashed soviet-style communist cybernetics planning from the 50's(which is analyzed and shown why it failed in pic related).
It has the same economic problems most command economies have(economic calculation problem, lack of failsafes, etc.)
And Fresco had some disturbing semi-authoritarian tendencies if you look deeper into his work, like his attempts at removing words like "love" from the vocabulary, thinking people believing in the notion of free-will is an impediment to attempts to mentally restructure mankind along the lines drawn by social engineers, and has absolute adoration of stuff like Skinner's rat experiments(the same shit gamblers and MMO's use to get you addicted and disheveled).
Yes, automation and AI is a problem, but shit like RBE is definetly not the solution.
Asher Rodriguez
Industrial Society and Its Future
Lincoln Russell
Oliver Baker
what will it teach us about the world? how to keep slaves and how much you should be allowed to beat them? how to stone people to death just right? really useful
Asher White
Ayden Clark
Cooper Thompson
Mason Adams
Anarchist's cookbook
Daniel Rodriguez
I actually read all the books in this series. It's 98% shit and 2% telling you how Bella was dying. I liked that part. It was really well written and descriptive. I even jerked off to it.
Luis Bell
Michael Smith
Jordan Lewis
Literal fiction that even his wife said was more like a collection of camp rumors than a historical document.
Robert Howard
Kevin Gonzalez
breivik manifesto
unabomber manifesto
atlas shrugged
Kayden Moore
i'm sure your western degenerate leftist college student kike ass knows more about gulags than the guy who spent a good part of his life in the system
Luis Morgan
fpbp
James Young
It's a shitty fanfiction.
Nolan Moore
And I sure a Nazi Sympathizer would have no bias what so ever.
Aaron Morales
>no one posted this
A huge part of what he said can be used in different contexts
Kayden Stewart
Sebastian Wright
& this
Robert Robinson
UML Distilled (Fowler)
Introduction to the Team Software Process (Humphrey)
Exploring Requirements (Gause and Weinberg)
Apprenticeship Patterns (Hoover and Oshineye)
Camden Moore
Ayden Collins
Deus vult
Zachary Edwards
Jacob Bailey
Carson Smith
Sebastian Stewart
I would recommend all of these. I've read some of the other books one here but can't recommend as highly as these.
A few books off the top of my mind
Meditations - Marcus Aurelius
Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Henry Carter
>Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Isaiah Powell
leftypol go away
Evan Moore
mein Neger
Jose Brown
>book written by the original sjw with an edgy title
No thanks
Gavin Morris
Just like a tankie has no bias
Dylan Wright
Arch Getty is basically a liberal.
James Bailey
A cherished classic
Angel Rivera
Joshua Baker
My Twisted World by Elliot Rodger
Isaac Long
...
Carson Evans
Liam Gomez
memes aside, the Bible is a good read even for non-theists. You really NEED to read it using a study guide though...don't just go in raw. This will help you understand the historical contexts, symbolism, alternative interpretations, information about the authors, etc.
Pic related is what I used. It's a comfy read, and some of the stories get pretty wild
Jose Kelly
Also recommend "The Art of War", attributed to Sun Tzu (probably not the real author, and was probably not created by just one lone author either); and in the same vein "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius
Asher Taylor
>"Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius
Gee, if only people read the fucking thing, so they wouldnt post that fake quote.
Seriously, how did people end up associating that stupid thing with stoicism and Aurelius of all things, when it's incompatible on multiple levels with the philosophy, and it almost perfectly fits their philosophical opponents, the epicurians, and ended up posted by fedoras of all people, whom Marcus calls a bunch of retards 2 thirds of the way through the book?
Cooper Cook
Tbqfh anyone reading books in the information age is retarded. Books are chock full of pointless narrative and filler. Of you want to learn something now you find a searchable electronic document and dissect the useful information and apply it or commit the important bits to memory through memetics.
Benjamin Morales
There IS such a thing as reading for leisure...Hell, you're probably doing it right now by browsing this forum
Lucas Powell
Zachary Allen
...
Dylan Johnson
>Culture of Critique
People are reading it.
Isaiah Ortiz
Jordan Ward
Stfu jan corazza
Henry Anderson
This book is fucking trash. I'm sick of seeing people recommend it as some treasured "deep" book.
Do you know why that book is so popular? It aired on The Sopranos. Sales increased dramatically. Yes, I was one of the tards that bought it. It's absolute common sense, and I would never recommend this book to anyone.
>If your enemy is stronger than you and has a bigger army, don't attack!
Fuck off with this book meme.
Gabriel Williams
Jason Gutierrez
Eye opening.
Blake Lewis
...
Thomas Martinez
Charles Mitchell
This book scared the shit out of me Re:Canada
China is going to eat our lunch, I hope the USA annexes us before it's too late.
Evan Myers
Bentley Stewart
It's the same with all these 'deep' asian books in my experience. Same with 5 rings for example. Then again it's also the same with basically every 'how to be a leader' type books, asian or not.
Luis Allen
It's been famous in the general for far longer than that gay sopranos shit.
Brody Carter
Meanwhile, in Europe.
Chase Brown
The only good study guide for the bible is the talmud.
Hudson Price
he posted the bible not koran or talmud.
Xavier Clark
I've never seen The Sopranos and I've had a copy since I was like 9.
Asher Murphy
Part 1/2.
Programming is difficult, most of the time. Becoming a Master is even more difficult. Not only in programming, but in anything you want to do in life, Mastery is difficult. This book is a gem, that will walk you through incredible stories of brilliant people, and their rise to Mastery. Even programmer, an Y Combinator founder, Paul Graham.
Must read for any programmer.
Nolan Bell
>must read for any impressionable underageb& who's ready to crash and burn once the real world happens
FTFY
William Gonzalez
2/2.
Learning to program is difficult. Likewise, becoming good at programming is difficult. Getting a job in programming is even more difficult, especially if you don't have a formal education. Your journey into this field will be met with many obstacles. Persist with your learning, and resist the urge to quite, persist and resist. This book will teach you how to deal with obstacles you will inevitably face.
I think these two books are great for Sup Forumsents.
Easton Jones
t. jobless neckbeard
Bentley Adams
>Sales increased dramatically.
Comprehension problem?
Jeremiah Nguyen
Jack Cook
mein Neger
Jack Anderson
>this is an average American
Jordan Roberts
>Le Russian Hacker meme
Daniel Nguyen
The book is from 2015, you ignoramus.
Asher Cox
this
could not finish the book no matter how many times i tried it is filled with common sense, written for 3rd graders
Chase Nelson
Grayson Rodriguez
Good man
Jaxon Cruz
But Putin was a meme since the year 2000.
A meme older than Pepe.
Blake Green
>becoming good at programming is difficult. Getting a job in programming is even more difficult
Programming is a profession where there's such a difference in skill level, because it's easier to get employed doing it.
Nicholas Gutierrez
...
Jace Allen
Are you a fucking retard?
Connor Nguyen
Eh, maybe. I found it much more difficult to get employed, but that's because of my circumstances(small town, didn't have a vehicle, no degree). That's basically who I was speaking to, people in similar positions.
Julian Diaz
A Pajeet street shitter can get a Programming job.
We are more qualified than them.
Owen Butler
Logan Martin
Amen.
Ian Hall
This isn't /biz/. But I agree, great series.
Gavin Wright
Ayden Thompson
>marry 10 virgin women
u wot m8