That's an interesting list of books, thanks for the submission.
How did you collate the lists?
Where did you get the books from? (e.g. HN, other sources?)
It's interesting to see what's not on there as much as what is. I would've considered the javascript books not nearly as important as Stephens' TCP/IP Illustrated, or Tanenbaum's Operating Systems Design and Implementation, but then again how much use would they be in this modern age (for the majority of use cases)?
How did you collate the lists?
Where did you get the books from? (e.g. HN, other sources?)
It's interesting to see what's not on there as much as what is. I would've considered the javascript books not nearly as important as Stephens' TCP/IP Illustrated, or Tanenbaum's Operating Systems Design and Implementation, but then again how much use would they be in this modern age (for the majority of use cases)?