biosailor
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What book are you reading right now?
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RCBinTN
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A kidnapping case w/ a twist.
Jack is in fine form.
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Concurrent Programming in Java™: Design Principles and Patterns. Lol, mine is not inspiring tho.
WraithApe
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Yes, I don't think anyone reads these books for inspiration!
At least concurrency is comprehensively built into the language with Java. As a C++ coder, I would say it's generally less well defined and it's hard to find a single book dedicated to the subject. There's one by Anthony Williams called C++ Concurrency in Action which I've been meaning to pick up for a while now.
TwinQY
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Standard Ebooks has a great collection of classics.
Been reading Siddhartha and The Cosmic Computer.
Been reading Siddhartha and The Cosmic Computer.
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Wow when did Hesse become public domain?
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Micronutrients and brain health
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Something about the rear end of a cat
For this specific version (sourced from this translation): http://cand.pglaf.org/hesse/siddhartha-response.txt
RCBinTN
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Jack is in over his head this time,
and with a broken nose...his first ever.
Looks like a real ape.
A great story...
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