I love this book. I bring it with me everywhere. Still it lacks a few things, for instance the compression algorithms are not cover well enough, and IMHO not in

I love this book. I bring it with me everywhere. Still it lacks a few things, for instance the compression algorithms are not cover well enough, and IMHO not including skip lists is a too big mistake as most of the times skip lists are as good as balanced trees but with a smaller memory footprint and simpler implementations. Also bloom filters are not covered. There are too little real world hints. For instance things like collisions resolutions algorithms in the real world (with real CPUs): is chaining better than double hashing? And so forth.