/g/ let's have a thread about books you've lately read

Obligatory: Göedel Escher Bach

>>61871051
this

Is Accelerated C++ good?

>>61870730
Planning on learning Go. Would anyone here that read it recommend "The Go Programming Language" by Kernighan and Alan Donovan? I loved K&R and The Unix Programming environment, but I'd like to know if this is good as well.

>>61872784
Reading it now. I'd definitely recommend it.

>>61872784
>learning Go
lol

Bumping for interest. This thread is way more interesting than the 15 fucking 'Firefox is dedd xD LOL' threads.

>>61872764
I'm planning to buy it.

Programming Pearls

>>61877688
I've also seen C++ Primer recommended often

I'm planing to buy Operating Systems: Design and Implementation.

Would anyone recommend it?

>>61880404
I have it (5th edition), it's pretty good. Just don't get confused by C++ Primer Plus, it's a shitty book with a baity title and has nothing to do with C++ Primer.

>>61881416
>Göedel Escher Bach
Is that by Tanenbaum. If buying OS text, buy Tanenbaum

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Interesting to learn about how Google operates at scale. But there's also a lot of self-stroking in it.

>>61884155
Yes its by tannenbaum

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pic related is unironically a great selection of books straight off the wiki
I love schneier's crypto for engineers (aka applied crypto but 2000's version) and you can NOT go wrong with the Compiler Dragon book (2nd edition)
Also, the C programming language is the first i've read and probably the best desu