This isn't a "book", it's a series of slides without the speaker notes. For instance, the section on Karnaugh maps says "yep, this is a Karnaugh map" and prese

This isn't a "book", it's a series of slides without the speaker notes. For instance, the section on Karnaugh maps says "yep, this is a Karnaugh map" and presents a single vague example without explanation: https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Computers/blob/main/chapter02-boolean-logic.md#karnaugh-maps-k-maps https://github.com/cloudstreet-dev/Computers/blob/main/chapt... One of the exercises in that same chapter (exercise 12) asks the reader to write Verilog code after being shown a grand total of SIX LINES OF VERILOG, counting module/endmodule. The only way this material would be useful to a student is with a real textbook alongside. it created cohesive explanations that build naturally from fundamentals to advanced topics There weren't any explanations to even EVALUATE for coherence in the chapter I read through. Also, most chapters I skimmed were code blocks interspersed with headers. Claude is hallucinating again.