>>44433614
The genius was Wozniak. He just figured out how to give an Apple a pretty dress and sell it for a higher price.
>>44433686
>implying that pretty dress isn't the most important aspect of apples success today
>>44433614
Wozniak is THE guy behind Apple, inc.
>>44434502
Fukken this. I haven't read it in a few years, but I really should re-read it again. This should be everybody's Bible.
>>44434557
Is this about him washing his feet in the toilet bowl?
Any good books for programming beginners?
>>44434557
best Jobs biography by far
>>44434623
Nobody here can program we just jerk off over steve jobs
>>44434623
C primer plus is great for newbz, but if you really want to take a huge bite read K&R
>>44433614
Wouldn't that book be industrial design reading?
>>44434623
Think Python.
>>44435578
I read C Primer Plus and then K&R. Good way to go IMO.
>>44435578
Thanks
>>44434582
Thanks
>>44435578
Primer plus is shit, the real deal is C++ primer.
>>44434623
Read Code Complete when you have some programming knowledge.
>>44435610
We're talking about C though, not C++. With C++ the best book is Accelerated C++ anyway, unless you are a real beginner. Then it's C++ Primer (NOT Plus), as you say.
>>44435537
Swift programming language master race
>>44433614
>>44434557
into the trash
>>44433614
A brief history of time by stephen hawking is a pretty awesome book. Not really /g/ related, still the fist novel that isn't shit that i'm reading.
>>44435910
I want to cum all over Swift
>>44433779
this, the pleb masses want a fashion accessory
>>44433872
I liked it until the middle to end when Greenwald started being an attention whore and shifting the book to be a personal defense piece
Computability, complexity and languages
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
The art of computer systems performance analysis
Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages, and Computation
Computational complexity
Algorithms
The Nature of Computation
Introduction to the Theory of Computation
Algorithm Design
Queueing systems
Handbook of Logic in Computer Science
Types and programming languages
Automata and computability
Introduction to Algorithms
The Art of Computer Programming
Meaning in Language
Mathematics for computer science
Compilers: Principles, Techniques and Tools
Graphs, Dioids and Semirings – New Models and Algorithms
Advanced Compiler Design and Implementation
Speech and language processing
How to prove it: a structured approach
Algorithms + Data Structures = Programs
Modern Operating Systems
Discrete mathematics
Concrete Mathematics: A Foundation for Computer Science
Computational Complexity - A Modern Approach
Convex Optimization Theory
The Algorithm Design Manual
The Annotated Turing
Lambda-calculus and combinators, an introduction
New Turing Omnibus
Lambda-calculus and combinators, an introduction
Computational Beauty of Nature
Computability
Mathematical logic for computer science
Computability: an introduction to recursive function theory
>>44436036
Taylor Swift's home made porno is coming with Fappening 4.0
>>44437121
whoa, its almost as if you forgot /g/ is consumer general with a side of /v/ overflow
>>44433614
>not posting gbooks.png
Betty Edwards - Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain.
Seriously though, drawing helps cultivate focus and fun, two essential elements of a good programmer.
>>44434502
The biggest piece of shit I have ever read.
>>44437782
You've obviously never read this: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/ios/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/Swift_Programming_Language/Swift_Programming_Language.pdf
>>44433686
>>44437175
kek
>>44437121
Introduction to Algorithms is a great book. Not sure why it's 'intro" it covers like 90% things you need.
>>44438730
Jobs is a real jew
>>44436961
Or maybe they just want phones/laptops that fuckin work and don't have issues out the box. People are willing to pay a premium for something they know is reliable.
You autists can knock on apple all you want but their products are solid
>>44438845
What is iOS 8.01?
I found this the other day
http://212.50.14.233/Knowledge/Computing%20%26%20Games/
It's just a bunch of books
>>44438845
Totally agree. Not just their user facing products, but their developer facing products.
Developing for iOS has always been much easier than developing for Android, and not just because of fragmentation.
>>44437121
tl;dr irrelevant academia conjecture
>>44439602
Except if you don't know CS, the jobs you get will probably be some shitty web design jobs that anyone can do. They don't pay as well as proper CS jobs.
Any mathematician can learn to program in a single day and become more useful than your average code monkey who's done nothing but code forms and web UI for 20 years.
Knowing CS is the difference between being a janitor and a CEO, it is literally the difference between heaven and earth. If you don't know CS, no matter how many languages you know, you will never get anywhere.
>>44438917
Seems it went down...
>>44437121
Are these really hard to learn, mathematically speaking? How much pre-knowledge in maths would I need to have?
