Book Thread

What are you reading boys

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It's a nice book and the exercises are fun

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Based book, I recommend picrel after

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what sort of jobs do c boys get? I never see it listed as desired on job postings

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OOOH AAAH! JACK AND JILL A BUCK FIFTY

Taking recommendations on books

Book related what I’m currently reading

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embedded systems mostly

This is it for the next year or so.

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Whats the best C book? I see alot of K&R and effective C readers but which is actually better? especially for embedded systems?

depends on the type of embedded system, but these books are generally for things that would run on a desktop. It's certainly worth the read if you've never worked with C before, but things like dynamic memory aren't really good practice in embedded systems. Look for something with AVR in it (not arduino) to get a good baseline and appreciation for limited memory systems.

A good book for that is "Make: AVR Programming" by Elliot Williams. It was a textbook for a uni class, good introduction material and good for reference too.

"Programming Embedded Systems" by Michael Barr and Anthony Massa is good for learning some embedded linux stuff, I picked that one up on my own and was kinda disappointed by it, but at that point I was already doing systems engineering with zynq chips that forced me to learn on my own. For beginners it can be great though.

Normally if I buy a book for a language or something I have prior knowledge of, I want it to be a reference book, so I usually buy those $10 oreilly pocket editions.

Was reading that. Slid to this instead. Pretty good and more my speed.

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This is the only thing I read

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Pic related right now. A bunch of advice, funny stories and dissing on languages and technologies from OG programmers.
Idk what it's but these books' covers put me off. It's probably a retard filter.
I'd like to read this book some day. Are you writing the code for the compilerhe implements in the book?
Embedded and system programming, although you need to know your low level shit for those jobs.
What do you like reading about?
Great book. The JavaScript.info site is a great companion to this.
Nice book although I've only read the first few chapters.

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all the malware books are for fucking windows XP surely there are NEW malware books?

A modern, educated man

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books for math like if you were a retard that didn't go to school? (taking suggestions for physics books too)

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Almost finished, can recommend. I really want to teach this qt from my uni Haskell as first programming language

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This one is decent think its on the MIT undergrad reading list.
>Since the dawn of parallel computing, the major hallmark of a parallel system have been the type of the central processing unit (CPU) and the interconnection network. This is now changing. Recent experiments have shown that execution times of most real world parallel applications are becoming more and more dependent on the communication time rather than on the calculation time. So, as the number of cooperating processing units or computers increases, the performance of interconnection networks is becoming more important than the performance of the processing unit. Specifically, the interconnection network has great impact on the efficiency and scalability of a parallel computer on most real world parallel applications. In other words, high performance of an interconnection network may ultimately reflect in higher speedups, because such an interconnection network can shorten the overall parallel execution time as well as increase the number of processing units that can be efficiently exploited.
Interesting excerpt.

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