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Unless you are a very unique case, you'll should be able squeeze a book this size into your daily life. Let's assume that given the content and the font-size, a
by acangiano 16y ago
Unless you are a very unique case, you'll should be able squeeze a book this size into your daily life. Let's assume that given the content and the font-size, an average HN reader would require an hour to read 10 pages (that's underestimating most people's reading speed of course). Then the book would require, on average, about 12 hours to read. If you dedicate 2 hours a day to it, you'll have finished it before the week is over. If you take the time to solve all the problems presented, it may take you a few more weeks, but it's not a major project like reading and doing all the exercises from SICP.
- noelwelsh 16y agoThis issue isn't so much the time to read the book as the time to read all the books I want to read. I already have two texts underway ("Concepts of Nonparametric Theory" and "Prediction Learning and Games").