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the best computer book I ever got was some oddball thing published in the 80s called "the magic machine" that taught you how to be a "mathemagician" it went through all kinds of programs to generate fractals and poo poo. 
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 this book is excellent. It's a detailed history of the atari 2600 which goes deep into the evolution of programming techniques throughout the consoles lifetime. fascinating stuff
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Jan 19, 2016 10:15
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every fucker in here posting their university textbooks needs to branch out. Oh yeah, I TOTALLY enjoyed the operating systems dinosaur book, unlike everyone else in my class who skimmed it and just read the loving lecture slides, I found the dense info dumps and characteristically disorganized committee writing fascinating. I'm smart and def have read a book since graduation.
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Jan 19, 2016 12:48
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carry on then posted:joke answer Hell yes. I love reading a sequential detailing of the canonical algorithms they drum into you at school. Almost as good as my other favourite book "Mathematics 2C: Foundations". Definitely a personal favourite of mine, great for fireside reading.
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