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> "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" I think it is one of the best books written on any topic ever period. It is kinda advanced but also brilliant,
by rayalez 12y ago
> "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach"
I think it is one of the best books written on any topic ever period.
It is kinda advanced but also brilliant, and was a turning point in my decision to master hacking.
> Now I am reading "Two Scoops of Django" and enjoying it A LOT.
It's closer to a beginner/intermediate level, and it brings me a lot of joy and excitement about programming.
> Another one is "Hackers & Painters", of course. PG is brilliant, nuff said.
His book "ANSI Common Lisp" is definitely on the top of my reading list, I've already started and it is great.
> Just to mention, a little less technical book is "Ghost In The Wires" by Kevin Mitnick, a famous hacker.
I'm listening the audiobook now and it is really inspiring, entertaining and fantastic.
- presty 12y ago> It is kinda advanced I disagree. It's used as an introductory book on AI classes and it's a very broad book covering enough surface on different AI topics. But if you want to go deep, you have to dig into academic papers