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thanks. I was shooting for people who had already read sicp, htdp, design pattern, etc (and who have at least tried their hand at taocp ;-)). Those are all gre

by smanek 18y ago

thanks. I was shooting for people who had already read sicp, htdp, design pattern, etc (and who have at least tried their hand at taocp ;-)). Those are all great books of course, but there are a lot of topics outside their domain. I was hoping to choose books that complement/supplement the classics.

michael_dorfman 18y ago
I see. But wouldn't most people who have read SICP and HTDP and tried their hand at TAOCP be a bit beyond GEB and the New Turing Omnibus? I mean, I'd heartily recommend those to folks who haven't yet made the leap...