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I never by a first-edition math book. The second-edition will have tons of changes due to valuable feedback, along with typically the biggest wave of correctio
by anewaccountname 18y ago
I never by a first-edition math book. The second-edition will have tons of changes due to valuable feedback, along with typically the biggest wave of corrections of any increment in edition.
- kqr2 18y agoBut if everyone employs the same strategy, there probably won't be a second edition. If it's truly a good book, I don't mind buying an updated 2nd edition.
- captainobvious 18y agoIt's a collective action problem. I'm just giving the my Ayn Rand-esque solution to the problem, whereby I look out for myself and end up unintentionally screwing everyone else. =(