No worries about the link. You can easily burn through that book in a few hours but the concepts are timeless. What stuff do you know right now? Where do your

No worries about the link. You can easily burn through that book in a few hours but the concepts are timeless. What stuff do you know right now? Where do your interests lie? If you are halfway decent at programming in ruby/python/c++ you should be able to hammer your way into a nice job at a company of your choice. I was helping my last employer interview programmers and it was abysmal how many could not even pass a basic FizzBuzz test in the language of their choosing.