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For "articles", nearly none; I save a copy of about 80% of articles I actually read and save essentially none for reading later. Of some high end, long PDF fi
by graycat 13y ago
For "articles", nearly none;
I save a copy of about 80% of
articles I actually read
and save essentially none for
reading later.
Of some high end, long PDF files,
say, of books, I glance at good
descriptions and save a copy if
the content looks good. For the
famous CLRS, I read through it
quickly, saw a lot of poorly done
material, but did keep a copy.
For such PDF files, my intention is
to have them for reference later if
needed; otherwise rarely do I have
any intention of actually reading
them.
For high quality books I haven't read
but would like to, I have a big but
old stack. But mostly those books
were to help my career, and my career
has taken another path. For that path,
I have essentially nothing collected
but yet to read.