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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)10:31 No. 6 Stickied
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I heart /pr/

lets start with a book thread. I have some cached learning.

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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:46 No. 7
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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:49 No. 8
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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:50 No. 9
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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:51 No. 10
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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:51 No. 11
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File Network_Programming_with_Perl.pdf - (301.02KB , Network Programming with Perl.pdf )


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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:54 No. 12
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File Beginning_Perl_Web_Development_-_From_Novice_To_Pr.pdf - (2.77MB , Beginning Perl Web Development - From Novice To Pr.pdf )


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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:55 No. 13
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File Network_Programming_Using_Sockets.pdf - (720.69KB , Network Programming Using Sockets.pdf )


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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)11:57 No. 14
14

File TheBook.pdf - (8.61MB )


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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)12:02 No. 16
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File Clean_Code_A_Handbook_of_Agile_Software_Craftsmans.pdf - (3.61MB , Clean Code A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmans.pdf )


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Nattajerk 11/09/07(Wed)12:04 No. 17
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File Maximum_Security_-_A_Hacker's_Guide_to_Protec.pdf - (2.60MB , Maximum Security - A Hacker's Guide to Protec.pdf )

i wont lie. I havent read EVERYTHING im posting here.

i bought this book on 'hacking' earlier just because it seemed to get rather indepth with debugging, perhaps ill give a review when i get to it.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/09/07(Wed)17:02 No. 27
27

File Turbak_-_Design_Concepts_in_Programming_Languages_.pdf - (5.18MB , Turbak - Design Concepts in Programming Languages .pdf )

I'm reading this right now. It covers some pretty interesting topics of language design and implementation. Anyone interested in language and compiler theory should read it.
Word of warning, though: a lot of emphasis is put on the mathematics behind programming language concepts, like how data types are based on sets, and stuff like that. So if you aren't in touch with the mathematician inside you, I'd say skip it.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/09/07(Wed)18:17 No. 31

For your overall needs. sorry for it being a torrent though
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5248911/How_Computers_Work__-_9TH_EDITION


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/09/07(Wed)18:36 No. 32

>>29
http://www.freenetpages.co.uk/hp/alan.gauld/
okay website for beginners also glad to see we got /pr/!


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Yourgay!!OxAzMwZTMv 11/09/07(Wed)23:20 No. 39

Nattajerk is my new favorite person on the internet.

Also, this:
http://www.techtoolblog.com/archives/195-free-online-programming-books


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Nattajerk 11/09/13(Tue)07:37 No. 215
215

File The_C_Programming_Language_-_2nd_edition.pdf - (2.77MB , The C Programming Language - 2nd edition.pdf )

here's an important one. to anyone who hasnt yet read K&R, i highly suggest it


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Nattajerk 11/09/13(Tue)07:39 No. 216
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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/09/16(Fri)21:49 No. 287
287

File Prog_in_C_by_Kochan.pdf - (4.95MB , Prog in C by Kochan.pdf )

pretty extensive book


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/09/16(Fri)22:57 No. 288
288

File Bjarne_Stroustrup_-_The_C++_Programming_Language_[.pdf - (3.38MB , Bjarne Stroustrup - The C++ Programming Language [.pdf )


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Nattajerk 11/09/20(Tue)04:20 No. 345

I have a copy of Head first C#, which so far has proven to be a rather good book, however its 100 MB+ in size, thus

a link
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4803053/OReilly.Head.First.C.Sharp.Nov.2007.pdf


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/11/14(Mon)18:05 No. 1173
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>ctrl+f
>no code complete


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Fritz!/IMHSz8rNw 11/11/14(Mon)21:27 No. 1177
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>>1174
Not the same, but related.
Though the book you're looking for seems like a more interesting read.

This is the book I used for data structures and algorithms I, hope it can be of some use to you.

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Fritz!/IMHSz8rNw 11/11/16(Wed)03:02 No. 1207
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File Refactoring_-_Improving_The_Design_Of_Existing_Cod.pdf - (1.92MB , Refactoring - Improving The Design Of Existing Cod.pdf )

>>1183
Enjoy


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 11/11/17(Thu)16:58 No. 1242
1242

File Aho,_Ullman_-_Foundations_of_Computer_Science_7z.txt - (6.12MB , Aho, Ullman - Foundations of Computer Science_7z.txt )

>>1181
Well, I think I found something. I don't know if it's the same contents as the other book because I couldn't find a table of contents for it, but I'm guessing this plus a book I bought at the faculty on first order logic is close enough.


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Refactoring, M. Fowler Defenestr8r 11/12/18(Sun)04:50 No. 1517
1517

File Refactoring__Improving_the_Design_of_Existing_Code.pdf - (1.97MB , Refactoring Improving the Design of Existing Code.pdf )

>> 1183
I just happen to know where a copy is


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/01/06(Fri)18:35 No. 1694
1694

File Learning_Perl.pdf - (7.62MB )

bamp


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/01/08(Sun)21:45 No. 1698
1698

File FriendsofED_-_Foundation_Game_Design_with_Flash_(2.pdf - (5.60MB , FriendsofED - Foundation Game Design with Flash (2.pdf )

I feel bad reading this thread and not contributing anything, but this is the only other book I have aside from the C++ Primer, which was already posted ITT.

So if anybody wants to make games with Flash, this is actually a fairly good book.


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Melanchthon 12/01/22(Sun)05:25 No. 1763
1763

File Hacking__The_Art_of_Exploitation,_2nd_Edition_-_Jo.pdf - (4.35MB , Hacking_ The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition - Jo.pdf )

>Hacking - The Art of Exploitation
I know, hacking lol, but this is actually about programming and it's in depth. It's been dry so far, but informative


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/01/23(Mon)00:07 No. 1768
1768

File byteofpython_120.pdf - (337.07KB )

>>1486
Someone asked for a python book. While I'm not really in a position to judge, this taught me Python and it was a really good book. This is for Python 2.7, which is the more popular version; however, if you want the 3.2 version, use this: http://www.swaroopch.com/files/byteofpython/byte_of_python_v192.pdf


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Nattajerk 12/01/24(Tue)10:28 No. 1776

http://www.mediafire.com/?idwyfwjy2zm

Head First SQL

size is 47 MB, too big for our upload limits.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/01/27(Fri)12:59 No. 1799
1799

File __The_Little_LISPer___3rd_Edition.pdf - (3.92MB )

>>1518


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Defenestr8r 12/01/29(Sun)16:55 No. 1822

Same list as before:
http://www.mediafire.com/?ozzwbhm6275gslo


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/04(Sat)21:25 No. 1863

Almost certainly dupes, but this is an epic SO read!

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/194812/list-of-freely-available-programming-books


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/23(Thu)06:01 No. 1948

any requests?
http://pastebin.com/yLsbhTjk
sorry&thanks natta


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/02/24(Fri)12:17 No. 1958
1958

File OReilly_Learning_Python_4th_Edition_Oct_2009.pdf - (7.40MB )

>>1951


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/03/24(Sat)10:40 No. 2043
2043

File LearnPythonTheHardWay2ndEdition.pdf - (750.79KB )

>>1951


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/04/20(Fri)04:56 No. 2166
2166

File ANSI_Object_Oriented_C.pdf - (1.20MB )

Neat book on implementing OOP in C.


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Nattajerk 12/04/29(Sun)03:14 No. 2220
2220

File debugging_-_the_9_indispensable_rules_for_finding_.pdf - (2.48MB , debugging - the 9 indispensable rules for finding .pdf )

A book on debugging~


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/04/30(Mon)03:45 No. 2239
2239

File TCP_Sockets_in_C.pdf - (1.28MB , TCP Sockets in C.pdf )

TCP sockets in C.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/06/03(Sun)21:46 No. 2380
2380

File OReilly_JavaScript_The_Good_Parts_May_2008.pdf - (2.09MB )

>>2343
>>2352
This?


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GixxyGamma 12/07/08(Sun)20:58 No. 2525

I will put up some Knowledge.

First Up. C!

The C Programming Language 2nd ed
Practical C Programming


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GixxyGamma 12/07/08(Sun)21:04 No. 2526


Assembly

1) Intro to 80x86 Assembly
2) Linux Assembly Language Programming
3) ARM Assembly Language Programming
4) MIPS Assembly Language Programming


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GixxyGamma 12/07/08(Sun)21:26 No. 2527
2527

File Java_in_60_Minutes_A_Day_-_ISBN_0471423149.pdf - (9.30MB , Java in 60 Minutes A Day - ISBN 0471423149.pdf )

Java

1) Java in 60 minutes a day


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GixxyGamma 12/07/08(Sun)21:32 No. 2528

Java

2)Java Quick Reference
3)Java Database Programming Bible
4)Java Server Pages


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GixxyGamma 12/07/08(Sun)23:43 No. 2531

Python

2)Beginning Python - Using Python 2.6 and 3.1
3)Gray Hat Python
4)Python for Dummies


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GixxyGamma 12/07/09(Mon)00:09 No. 2532
2532

File Pascal_Programming.pdf - (8.14MB )

Here is one on Pascal

That is it for Programming.
1)Pascal Programming

Would anyone mind if I started posting things other than Programming. Like on Comp History, Security, Operating Systems, and such?


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GixxyGamma 12/07/16(Mon)00:24 No. 2564
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Alrighty Then!
Operating Systems - Internals and Design Principles.


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GixxyGamma 12/07/16(Mon)00:28 No. 2565

Linux

1) Understanding the Linux Kernel
2) Running Linux 4th Edition
3) Learning the Vi Editor


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/07/25(Wed)04:43 No. 2596
2596

File Cooper_-_Beginning_Ruby_-_From_Novice_to_Pro_(Apre.pdf - (7.75MB , Cooper - Beginning Ruby - From Novice to Pro (Apre.pdf )

Cooper - Beginning Ruby - From Novice to Pro (Apress, 2007)


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/07/25(Wed)08:58 No. 2597

Sorry becayse begging, but does anyone have
http://www.amazon.com/Focus-On-SDL-Game-Development/dp/1592000304 ?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/07/26(Thu)07:07 No. 2605
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>>2597
anon de-
...
Neckbeared Basement Dweller, Delivers.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/08/15(Wed)06:44 No. 2689
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This one is great, it's what I used to learn Python.
It also gives a brief explanation on the workings of computer logic. Best to read SICP for that though.
https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/08/21(Tue)14:54 No. 2724

ftp://24.153.145.34/video%20games%20development/


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/03(Mon)21:19 No. 2782
2782

File Foundations_of_Python_Network_Programming_2nd_Edit.pdf - (3.02MB , Foundations of Python Network Programming 2nd Edit.pdf )

Thought this might be useful for anyone.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/06(Thu)10:04 No. 2809
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Have another beginner's C++ guide.


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gixxygamma 12/09/08(Sat)08:05 No. 2819

Head First C


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gixxygamma 12/09/08(Sat)08:06 No. 2820

Head First C


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gixxygamma 12/09/08(Sat)08:12 No. 2821
2821

File Sams_Teach_Yourself_C___in_One_Hour_a_Day,_7th_Edi.pdf - (9.22MB , Sams Teach Yourself C__ in One Hour a Day, 7th Edi.pdf )

(OK, sorry about the spam posts. I am having some weird problem with my enter key.)

Head First C
http://www.mediafire.com/view/?xg1d38fg94jxlc6

Learn C++ in 24 Hours a Day


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller ## Admin ## 12/09/16(Sun)11:03 No. 2848

>>2809
File has been removed in accordance with a DMCA takedown notice sent by Francois Alexander Allain, who claims to be the copyright holder.

Any counter-claims may be sent to legal@7chan.org.


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Nattajerk 12/09/16(Sun)21:41 No. 2849

>>2848
I love that whole stifling knowledge thing people do, in a field that can only get better if we share knowledge.

that's fine though, he can take his beginners trash, there's a million books better than his.


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Install Gentoo 12/09/19(Wed)01:58 No. 2858
2858

File Tizag_PHP_Tutorial.pdf - (1.07MB , Tizag PHP Tutorial.pdf )

Contributing with the best beginner's programming book I've ever read, though it's about PHP which is more scripting than programming, but still...


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/19(Wed)23:00 No. 2864

Bump. Soon as I get back home, I download all this shit and upload my favs.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/20(Thu)00:29 No. 2866

>>2532
>Like on Comp History

I would read.

1) Microserf, by Douglas Coupland. A cool book about a bunch of unimportant microsoft coders that end up founding a Silicon Valley startup. Pretty much everybody who fucks around on /pr/ will recognise himself in the character's mindset.

Read this shit.

2) Interesting article about... Like... Programming languages?

3) Neuromancer. You WILL like this book.

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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/20(Thu)00:41 No. 2867

>>2532
> Pascal

See attachment 1.

2) The Unix Hater's Handbook. Whether you're a *nix fanboy or avid hater, this book will provide you with a laugh.

3) Understanding and writing compilers - Richard Bornat. Old stuff, but shorter than most other compiler books, which are usually titanic door stoppers. This one sparked a fascination for parsers and compilers for me. Sure, it's basic concepts, but when you grasp how a stack can be used to build a tree of the syntaxic elements of of source code, it's just enlighting.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/21(Fri)14:16 No. 2875

Does anyone have Practical C++ Programming?

Thanks in advance.


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gixxygamma 12/09/22(Sat)03:20 No. 2882
2882

File OReilly__Practical_C___Programming_-_Steve_Ouallin.pdf - (4.29MB , OReilly_ Practical C__ Programming - Steve Ouallin.pdf )

>>2875
Forgive the quality (I converted it from a CHM), but here it is.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/09/24(Mon)08:19 No. 2892

Thanks for all the great books. studying Java in College right now but really want to learn C#. thanks a lot /pr/

any other languages/Books that might be use full in the job market?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/10/05(Fri)20:04 No. 2960
2960

File smalltalk.pdf - (243.36KB )

Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/10/08(Mon)01:28 No. 2966

>>2960

Seriously, I'l check that out.

After learning what Functional is about, I'd like to know what true orignal OOP is about.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/10/12(Fri)18:45 No. 2975

>>2528

Hey friend, would you happen to have any more recent O'Reilly Java/JSP ebooks?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/10/23(Tue)07:37 No. 3023

any books on scala/haskell?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/10/24(Wed)00:50 No. 3025

>>3023

Learn You a Haskell for Greater Good is pretty cool, I picked 2 others at random.

I don't have anything on Scala


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For C programmers Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/11/09(Fri)03:06 No. 3081

C Traps and Pitfalls* By Andrew Koenig:
http://www.literateprogramming.com/ctraps.pdf

Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets By Peter van der Linden:
http://www.e-reading.org.ua/bookreader.php/138815/Expert_C_Programming%3A_Deep_C_Secrets.pdf


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Predicate Logic as a programming language Lee 12/11/26(Mon)06:05 No. 3196

This publication has gone through many revisions, with the more recent ones using slightly less insightful notation. I found this early copy over at REMath

http://65.99.230.10:81/collect/computer/index/assoc/HASH0183.dir/doc.pdf

In short, we model problems as a system of "reverse" implication constraints inductively defined on the base order logic; to model computation, we attempt to disprove assertions that are known satisfiable in order to construct a counterexample.

For example, we can encode numerals as n \triangleq s^n(0) (here, 0 is some symbol and not the concrete number itself, this is very reminiscent of church encodings) so in order to calculate fib(n), we define a 2-ary predicate

fib(n,m)

to mean that m is the n-th fibonacci number. I.e, the following are true:
fib(0,0) <- fib(0) = 0
fib(1,1) <- fib(1) = 1
fib(1,2)
fib(2,3)
fib(3,4)
fib(5,5)

We can define the constraints that the fib predicate must follow as an inductive set

fib(0,0) <=
fib(1,1) <=

where P(x,...) <= means that P(x,...) holds vacuously, so here, we assert that there exists a symbol 0 such that 0 = fib(0); furthermore, 1 = s(0) = fib(1) as well.

Next, we have

fib(s(s(n)),u) <= fib(n,v), fib(s(n),w), add(v, w, u)

this says that if there exists some symbol v = fib(n) and some other symbol w = fib(n+1) (remember, n+1 is shorthand for s(n)) and if add(v,w,u) also holds, then there must exist some symbol u = fib(s(s(n))) (this just asserts that fib(s(s(n))) exists). Now, add(v,w,u) is a 3-ary rule stating that there exists some u such that u = v+w.

Now, to calculate fib(10), we would assert that

<= fib(10, u)

which says that if there exists u = fib(10), then nothing can be true, meaning that we're asserting that there does not exist u such that u = fib(10). We then work through our base order logic system either applying our rules or strengthening/weakening the system with "guesses" until we come across a counter-example


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/11/28(Wed)15:55 No. 3216

Anyone have anything on Interprocess Communication in C.
More of a guide when and how to use what.
I've already read the Manuals(unistd.h, shm.h, mman.h, pthread.h) and resolved how to use shared memory with global memory and vfork(), but there doesn't seem to be much more than the manuals or guides how to use them.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/02(Sun)10:39 No. 3244

>>2597
hey friend.

i recommend lazyfoo.net for SDL or http://www.aaroncox.net/tutorials/

they both give great tutorials on SDL. that book, i dont like very much.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/30(Sun)19:13 No. 3298
3298

File lua.pdf - (1.45MB )

have some programming in lua


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/30(Sun)19:19 No. 3299
3299

File lisp.pdf - (0.98MB )

on lisp


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/30(Sun)19:22 No. 3300

modern perl, pickaxe orielly ruby book etc


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/30(Sun)19:26 No. 3301

high order perl, ansi common lisp by paul graham


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 12/12/30(Sun)19:33 No. 3303

two more lisp things


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/03(Thu)02:00 No. 3309
3309

File The_Little_Schemer_4th_2.pdf - (2.25MB )

little schemer


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Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software- Charles Petzo haylon 13/01/03(Thu)13:37 No. 3310
3310

File Code_The_Hidden_Language_of_Computer_Hardware_and_.txt - (7.87MB )

hopefully help
only epub


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/06(Sun)23:12 No. 3319

>>3310
>>3310
this book a million times over


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/11(Fri)18:41 No. 3330
3330

File 135792609036.jpg - (38.33KB , 400x495 , python-programming-for-the-absolute-beginner.jpg )

Does anyone have this book? Specifically the Third Edition.

Thanks!


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/11(Fri)19:19 No. 3331

How about a book for Platform game design like Mario, Sonic, or Braid?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/20(Sun)10:29 No. 3357
3357

File anti-objects.pdf - (2.68MB )

This PDF talks of an alternate/theoretical way of programming in OOP. Also incorporates some discussion of game design also, but it's been a long time since I read it.

>>3310
This is wonderful, thanks for sharing.


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/01/22(Tue)10:50 No. 3362

Does anyone have "Selenium Simplified" by Alan Richardson?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/02/25(Mon)06:02 No. 3454

Could someone upload "Game Scripting Mastery" by Alex Varanese?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/03/18(Mon)20:06 No. 3506

>>1242

Virus?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/03/20(Wed)05:00 No. 3507

>>3506
I'm the one who posted that.
Nope, it's a .7z (I had to change the extension because it wouldn't let me upload it otherwise) with a bunch of PDFs, IIRC.


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POSIX Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/04/28(Sun)21:15 No. 3648

Anyone have a pdf for POSIX.1:2008?


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/05/22(Wed)22:23 No. 3785
3785

File Foundations_of_Agile_Python_Development_(2008).pdf - (6.90MB , Foundations of Agile Python Development (2008).pdf )

Upped: Foundations of Agile Python Development (2008)

Request: Data Structures and Algorithms in Python

(http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-EHEP002510,descCd-OVERVIEW.html)


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/06/20(Thu)20:00 No. 3904

Do you have nay books for beginners to learn about algorithms and data structures? Preferably for scheme.


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Nattajerk 13/06/27(Thu)07:01 No. 3925
3925

File 137230928156.jpg - (38.45KB , 523x478 , 1312871482197.jpg )

not sure how I missed this one, but here's C++ Primer 5th Edition. A seminal book among C++ programmers.

not to be confused with the awful C++ Primer Plus by Stephen Prata which I posted earlier.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/cklen4l7101ckx3/CPPPFE.rar


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/07/08(Mon)19:48 No. 3969
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File Handbook_of_Applied_Crytopgraphy.pdf - (6.08MB , Handbook of Applied Crytopgraphy.pdf )

Does anyone happen to have Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach 3rd Edition in .mobi or other kindle friendly format?

I only found it on some Chinese websites that require payment for sign up.


Here's a COMPLETE PDF of the pages found seperately here.

http://cacr.uwaterloo.ca/hac/


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/07/26(Fri)20:41 No. 4013

1. Violent Python: a cookbook for hackers, forensic analists, penetrarion testers and security engineers
quite a mouthful, good for beginners
2. The cucko's egg: tracking a spy through the maze of computer espionage
the titles are longer than the books themselves


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Neckbearded Basement Dweller 13/08/14(Wed)20:01 No. 4058

anyone have a book on ARM assembly?


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