Archive - May 2007 - Book List

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The Universal History of Computing

Numbers... compute with numbers...
Interesting topic...
1st history book I'm reading in a year.

And yet, it's boring, like all history books. But the content is good, and the paper quality is great for start fires.

Recommend to anyone who have time to spare.

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Excellent

The large, the small and the human mind

Who would know the mind of Roger Penrose can be this fascinating. He successfully abstracted everything into 3 different worlds--Platonic world1, mental world and the physical world we live in--and made a close connection between each one of them.
I would recommend this book to anyone who is interested in physics, philosophy or just some mind-opening knowledge.

  1. 1. Mathematical world
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Excellent

Physics for game developers

Just for fun. I like to advance to the gaming field when I'm older.

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Excellent
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