Post books recommended to read in the summer as a Computer Science student

currently doing their uni course online, 3rd edition on libgen is really shitty quality and they mentioned it was very reworked from 2nd ed.

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will continue with this, did stanford course beforehand but it was not as detailed

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also found SSA book on nsz's webpage, it looks really interesting

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cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/tapl/ from what I've heard it's THE book on type systems

and my uni did not cover some topic from this
alternatively algs4.cs.princeton.edu/home/

also want to look at some entry-level cryptography book, so one of these
schneier.com/books/cryptography_engineering/
cs.umd.edu/~jkatz/imc.html

Erlang and OTP in Action

JavaScript the Good Parts by Douglas Crockford and maybe Eloquent JavaScript

and Exceptional C++ for a comic relief

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>freddy plz

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This is a must for any CS student.

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teachyourselfcs.com/
This must be the most complete, brainlet filter list of books for cs.

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any recommendations for web dev in the 2018 the year of our lord?

This, if nothing else.

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>any recommendations for web dev
Yeah, don't.

too late, I can't go back, I have rent to pay

beside on specific langs/frameworks/tools and in general on networks dunno what to read on
the 'never let engineer to do a serious UX and UI design' meme is real

this
and this

Damn I'm so glad I don't have to go to that Jewed up Jow Forums board anymore. All of my friends are here now!

>cs.umd.edu/~jkatz/imc.html
Introduction to Modern Cryptography is very good. I recommend.

Doing starting strength or stonglifts, paired with reading culture of critique and nassim talebs books, will male you the unrivalled alpha of the cs department.

I took this guy's intro to crypto course when I was at umd and he made the tests open book. I have to respect his devilishly jewish move.

it's alright. it goes over the main point a few too many times, and Taleb is an obnoxious asshole who is hard to read.

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For those who havent read Taleb start with the first ones (Fooled by randomness and Black Swan) then this

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Based user

why?

It teaches many social life skills in the form of a pretty intriguing and well paced story. There's a lot of small skills you can pick up from it about meeting new people and making good impressions, management, and most importantly, picking up women.

I'd say is also a good pick for most CS students.

Huh, interesting

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Or you could just teach yourself.
Going to school for CS or engineering is for those that lack the willpower to teach them self

you need some sort of paper

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based chadposter

This You can always learn by yourself and just go to ace tests

>Or you could just teach yourself.
Why do you think he's asking for books

the true patrician's way

be the change you want

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W-what are people on Jow Forums referring to when they say "teach yourself"?

Apostol Calc.

Great book. I learned proper form and beginner stuff from this book. Also pic related, if you want to go further

I just started reading this. I thought it would be more basic. But did get a happy surprise. Lots of info and research done. Would recommend

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You will stall quickly with starting strength because the progress is unrealistic. And it's veeeeery boring.
5/3/1 is a lot better and it gives you a lot more realistic progress.

If he was teaching himself then he wouldn't be a CS student

Come up with everything independently from scratch apparently :^)

There is an .epub version now, but of course tables are completely fucked up.
I'm glad my school library has a lot of copies of it, they are usually available.

5/3/1 is shit do GSLP instead

>and most importantly, picking up women.
Learning pick up from fucking Clinton, srly?
>I'd say is also a good pick for most CS students.
Thanks for confirming being a troll

I'm actually 100% serious, but I guess that's a foreign concept to someone that spends most of their life on Jow Forums. IT people do have a hygiene problem, you'd know this if you ever worked a bit in the industry.

can someone tell me which of the often suggested books in these threads are ones people respect and admire but never actually read?

Sure

>implying any of the brainlets on this board could even begin to appreciate the pynch

I tried to read gravity's rainbow but found it way too boring
And it was in my interest to like/finish it because then I could talk about what a masterpiece it was to unenlightened people

I didn't really enjoy it either, like I could see how masterfully crafted it was but I just didn't find it very enjoyable to read. Also since it's the 21st century the theme of
>dude corporations are bad brah
wasn't super interesting.

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The starting strength of Jow Forums is SICP
The starting strength of /ic/ is Loomis

every year I say I am gonna spend my summer learning new stuff but then I just end up shitposting and wage slaving

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>The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene
>Quadrivium (wooden books)
>Caveman Chemistry

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Those books are too big brain for nu/pol/.

shitty pua book.

while it does have some pua content, but reader should focus on the down to earth bits.

This.