Discrete Mathematics with Applications 4th edition
and
Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs 2nd edition
I enjoyed this read. All hail the Omnissiah!
>Diagrammatic Description Logic
a short pdf about graphs
Does anybody has any "Optical character recognition" related stuff?
Python for Unix and Linux System Administration (2008)
Hacking for Dummies
Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber Dissidents
Rootkits - Subverting the Windows Kernal
Learning the Vi and Vim Editors- Arnold Robbins, Elbert Hannah & Linda Lamb (7th Edition)
Learn Python the Hard Way- Zed Shaw (3rd edition)
Dumping. I don't have the covers.
Holy shit! Thanks for dumping all these, looks like you've been doing it for hours! Btw if something is too big to upload here you could always use Endchan /pdfs/ and then just link back here. Thanks again anon.
Noted. Think the biggest file I've looked at on my list was around 180MB so they should upload fine if I ever get my ass over there. In the meantime, I have over 150k pdf, epub, and other similar files to sift though. I'm starting to think I have a problem, but at least I'm not just leeching.
Every anon should aspire to be like you.
>Passing the fuck out in front of their computer and foregoing important shit to share pdf files?
Kek. If I could give you a medal for services above and beyond to /pdfs/, anon I would. Take a break bro, you deserve it. Later I'll link the thread to other boards like /tech/ for some exposure.
Thank you so much anon and yes please dump your other files when you feel like it. We have a STEM thread and I know there's some anons who would be grateful. I'm not going to complain but you don't need to dump so much all at once, /pdfs/ isn't going anywhere. Dump a few, come back another day and dump a few more, that kind of thing. The last thing I want is helpful anons like you killing themselves while uploading, lel.
Have a comfy picture.
I know it's not going anywhere, I just may not always have a chance to be on for so long, so I thought I'd make a bunch of resources available from the get-go. Plus this HDD is starting to click and I'm transferring shit around. It's why I noticed suddenly that, "hey, I have a fucking LOT of books and shit, I should share them".
I'll leave this one there for now since I think that's the gist of my programming and hacking books, not including the ones too big to upload, obvious double files, and other shit I have saved like GitHub repositories. After this it goes into the math/science/engineering books.
test
I hope these haven't been posted already
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To download every pdf in this thread with the correct filenames easily, save this to a linux executable:
#!/bin/bashwhile read url; do wget "$url"done <list.pdf
Download the file I uploaded. It's a list of all the links in this thread (minus dupes and no-names). Put both the files into the directory you want to download them into. Then do:
chmod +777 ./[YOUR_EXECUTABLE_NAME_HERE_WITHOUT_BRACKETS] && ./[YOUR_EXECUTABLE_NAME_HERE_WITHOUT_BRACKETS]
gentoomen have everything posted itt
https://g.sicp.me/books/
>It's 3616 files and 35GB covering everything from Algorithms to XML. I couldn't think of anything for 'y' or 'z' but I'm sure it'll be in there.
https://g.sicp.me/books/listing.html
should this thread be stickied?
The GNU/Linux wget manual converted to pdf.
>Penetration Testing with Perl
I guess it's a pain in the ass since new firefox doesn't support "download them all".
Firefox has a plugin called "copy all links". I will use that, dump to a text file, grep out all pdfs, then use that to generate that. If I wasn't lazy, I'd write a Perl script to extract out links directly from a wget'd html of this page, then loop through that list automatically.
This one seems good but it is a bit out dated; does anybody have third edition? :
Practical Programming, Third Edition
An Introduction to Computer Science Using Python 3.6
Please IPFS
Sharing what I posted in the other thread
Introduction to Computing and Programming Using Python is the textbook that's used in MIT's 6.0001 course.
Automate the Boring Stuff with Python serves as a more practical introduction to Python focused on application.
If somebody would like to dive into old Pascal, this book explains the basics pretty well.
Antigravity engine
The Go Programming Language (Donovan, Kernighan 2015)
https://www.gopl.io/
Alan Donovan is a Staff Engineer in Google's infrastructure division, specializing in software development tools. Since 2012, he has been working on the Go team, designing libraries and tools for static analysis. He is the author of the oracle, godoc -analysis, eg, and gorename tools.
Brian Kernighan was in the Computing Science Research center at Bell Labs until 2000, where he worked on languages and tools for Unix. He is now a professor in the Computer Science Department at Princeton. He is the co-author of several books, including The C Programming Language and The Practice of Programming.
https://www.deeplearningbook.org/
>Ian Goodfellow and Yoshua Bengio and Aaron Courville
>The Deep Learning textbook is a resource intended to help students and practitioners enter the field of machine learning in general and deep learning in particular. The online version of the book is now complete and will remain available online for free.
Deepmind Reinforcement Learning & Deep Learning introduction lectures playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqYmG7hTraZDNJre23vqCGIVpfZ_K2RZs
Arxiv Sanity Preserver:
http://www.arxiv-sanity.com/
Deep Learning frameworks comparison:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_deep_learning_software
https://deepmind.com/research/open-source/
>environments, datasets and code to support and accelerate research in the wider AI community.
Bump
thanks for this thread. as a new project, im going to have a script that rips all ebook formats off of this page, regardless of if someone uploads something new…youll just have to run the script again in bash
http://gen.lib.rus.ec/book/index.php?md5=B74ADC9BED6C67358D25AC4A7C7045A2
>Matthew Sadler, Natasha Regan - Game Changer: AlphaZero’s Groundbreaking Chess Strategies and the Promise of AI
Just use DownThemAll! You can use the filters in it.