E-book thread!

Last thread was KIA so here's a new one. Post books about programming here, and request more if you don't have'em.

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apologies for javaposting, they were at the top

python with an emphasis on pentesting

C, including the famed K&R i'll have my post with a side of longboy, thanks

arduino and raspi tfw the body is as empty as the mind

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>>114 that's more or less it for this machine; planning a bigger dump of ebooks later today personal requests: books on arduino books on decent uses of java this post: GNU/linux

I really should get around to reading these books, but uni is just way too busy, you know?

>>138 The last book is timely as I'm trying to figure out an old stack machine processor right now, thanks.

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A few books I like, two on programming languages and one on writing proper object-oriented code. Enjoy.

Does anyone have the pdf of http://haskellbook.com ?

>>154 First two are really great. I also like these one.

Some of the oldschool for refererence

Well Grounded Ruby is the absolute best book for learning Ruby and will give you a very deep understanding of how the language works. Read this book and you will be a Ruby expert.

There are not a lot of books on how to do general purpose scripting with languages other than bash. I happen to think that Ruby is a lot cleaner and more readable than python.

Data Science from Scratch is the easiest book for learning machine learning. It uses Python and not R

Im not going to leave you Python guys hanging

Is there Any Elixir love around here? Does anyone have the book on Elixir Framework?

C Programming Epub for you all

How do i know im not gonna get owned by opening these books?

>>187 Running them through pdfid.py -d is a very good start. You can get the script here: https://blog.didierstevens.com/2009/03/31/pdfid/

>>190 Apparently sumatraPDF doesn't parse/execute javascript.

What the K&R is to C, this is to Pascal. Enjoy.

I bought the Instructor's Manual to SICP since I couldn't find it online. After I finish reading SICP and it, I'll scan it. Any tips on scanning? It's interesting, it contains mostly a lot of extra problems to practice with, but it also contains information about the language Scheme, itself.

>>187 I've scanned all of these with clamav and it returned empty, but you should still listen to >>190 and >>195

>>190 >>236 pdfid -d is not a good idea for all of these, it totally destroys some like >>230 for example as it removes JBIG2Decode which seems to be used for every page since its all scanned images.

Does someone a book describing regular expression in details?

>>233 >Any tips on scanning? Your local college/university might have freely accessible book scanner. Those make scanning books a lot more pleasant, so definetly use one if you can find one.

>>236 Actually this one >>119 is infected; 1492088768224-2.pdf: Html.Phishing.Bank-184

>>242 Be careful about false positives, this book contains examples of exploits and I've found many books about malware and stuff throw false positives because of the examples.

>>242 >>245 I think I found the actual example in that book that caused the false positive.

>>238 I only have this book about regex, unfortunately

Does anyone happen to have ""Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach"" and similar books?

>>313 You're in luck, that was the book we had in my AI course when I was in UNI. Also, 313 was my room number for a while.

Anyone have test driven development with python pdf? the one with the goat

>>329 I could not find the second edition, this one is the first edition, I hope it helps in the meantime.

How many of you actually read these books you upload? It'd be helpful if you gave some commentary on the books you share as books you've not read are at a higher potential of being garbage. I find that the books worthwhile to read I buy but PDFs are useful for reading a couple of chapters.

>>333 I haven't uploaded anything in this thread yet, but I know that >>238 "Introduction to Algorithms" is pretty much the gold standard algo text in academia and is cited often in publications. I also own >>162 "Clojure for the Brave and True" and >>175 "Automate the Boring Stuff with Python." Both are good, but definitely geared towards novice programmers, which is helpful for someone like me with little functional experience outside of one or two college classes.

>>333 Read and find out. You can figure out if a book is bad or good within the table of contents the publisher and the first few chapters. Bad or good being relative to the information you need to extract from the book. Most textbooks aren't meant to be read from cover to cover but serve as references and guides.

>>333 >How many of you actually read these books you upload? It'd be helpful if you gave some commentary on the books you share as books you've not read are at a higher potential of being garbage. There are only a few programming books I consider to be 'stand out books' that I think are way ahead of all the other books on the subject. For example when I uploaded The Well Grounded Rubyist, that book is not only the best Ruby book, but a book that any beginner should use to give a deep understanding of how a programming language would work, especially from a OO perspective. The other books Ive uploaded are just on subjects Im interested in and I cant say for sure if they are good.

>>335 As there are so many books, it's much easier to sort through the crap with help from lainons.

>>314 Thanks lainon! Do you have anything else related or that could be useful?

If youre going to learn a Lisp, might as well use it for something practical

Does anyone have any of the real python pdf's? from this pay2play site https://realpython.com/#course-packages

>>119 does anyone have the second edition of the "Python for Unix and Linux System Administration" book?

>>402

>>187 I use Emacs to read PDFs and related files. All Emacs does is use external programs to render them to images. My Emacs uses the ghostscript program with restrict flags for the postscript programs, to render them.

Does anyone have "Computer Organization and Design" by Henessey?

>>484 Here you go. I added the solutions to exercises of the *fourth* edition, but the textbook is the fifth edition, but the majority of the exercises are the same. have fun

If anyone's interested, I've got a massive, ancient torrent of programming ebooks. Magnet link below. magnet:?xt=urn:btih:y4gmcrtpkwiecpyibibqaogppufaw7fu&dn=Basics&xl=33799521126&fc=859

>>480 System Administrator Handbook has an interesting cover, I had much fun spotting all the references when I was a skiddie...

>>496 >I had much fun spotting all the references when I was a skiddie... I cant resist a spot'em game, I'll list what I recognize: -ken as a bow-figurehead, dont know who above him is -less console command replacing more (obvious) -what is the gorilla tux is forcing off the plank? -Gnome on poop desk is Gnome UI (obvious) -is the pearl in clam represent Perl? why is guy hitting it with bat? -snake on mast is Python? -guy sailing away in distance flipping off is Bill Gates?

>>480 >Intro to cryptography Is there other good books on cryptography?

Does someone has the little schemer for me? I had alot of books it but my usb flash dongle stick died :(

>>503 Tis me favrit I am supposed to make longer replies

>>496 >>500 http://lisahaneyillustration.blogspot.ie/2011/09/i-was-asked-by-few-people-to-explain.html

>>505 Here you go, seems to be a decent copy.

>>510 For some reason the file did not get attached in my last post.

Does anyone happen to have: An Introduction to programming in Java: an interdisciplinary approach by Sedgewick and Wayne? I need it for a class.

>>511 Does anyone have a copy of the Seasoned Schemer too?

>>535

>>534 It's on libgen but almost a hundred megabytes: http://gen.lib.rus.ec/search.php?req=An%20Introduction%20to%20programming%20in%20Java%3A%20an%20interdisciplinary

>>160 >ughhh, muh Monads

>>172 was about to ask which you'd recommend of the three then i read your post. cheers, good friend *nods towards you and winks cheekily*

Does anyone have a good book for learning OCaml?

>>594 Both these books are sort of difficult, not a lot (or any) good beginners books for Ocaml

>>594 I have this, but it's not that good imo and assumes that you don't know anything about programming. Not books, but I liked these: https://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs3110/2014sp/lecture_notes.php https://www.fun-mooc.fr/courses/parisdiderot/56002S02/session02/about I don't know if the MOOC will start again, if it does, don't miss it, it's awesome. I have the videos and slides saved from the first session, if you want them we could figure something out.

>>610 if you like mooc's, these are a couple of good ones: this teaches SML, Racket and Ruby(from a Smalltalk perspective) https://www.coursera.org/learn/programming-languages This is good for learning Haskell: https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-functional-programming-delftx-fp101x-0

>>508 The first chapter already looks interesting, thanks

Dumpin'

I downloaded a torrent from a private ebook tracker absolutely loaded with ebooks about Python programming. Way too many to dump here individually, so I'll post the full list and if anybody sees one they want just let me know and I'll post it.

anyone have game hacking by nick cano?

>>626 Apress Pro Python System Administration 2nd Apress Python Algorithms, Mastering Basic Algorithms in the Python Language 2nd O'Reilly Flask Web Development, Developing Web Applications with Python O'Reilly Test-Driven Development with Python Packt Publishing Building Machine Learning Systems with Python Packt Publishing Mastering Object-oriented Python Packt Publishing Mastering Python Regular Expressions Packt Publishing Parallel Programming with Python Packt Publishing Python Network Programming Cookbook Packt Publishing Python Penetration Testing Essentials Springer Publishing Understanding Network Hacks, Attack and Defense with Python Thank you based anon.

>>631 On second thought, I'll just dump all of them. Lol.

>>631 maybe it would be good to put that many Python books in the Python thread

>>628 >>629 >>630 >>633 >>635 >>636 >>637 >>638 >>639 >>640 >>641 >>642 Keep it up based lainon!

Couple of Python books

Does anyone have any books on creative programming? Programs dealing with art, graphics, music, etc?

I need to learn PHP, can some lainon recommend me a good book? I know nothing of it.

Pakt books suck dick pls stop uploading that Indian soykaf here

Sweet I got my whole list. You're doing Guido's work anon.

Had to leave out Wiley Machine Learning in Python, Essential Techniques for Predictive Analysis (2015) due to filesize. Hosting it on Lainfile instead: https://a.lainfile.pw/P8/Wiley%20Machine%20Learning%20in%20Python,%20Essential%20T.pdf

>>681 Scratch that, left that text in by mistake. Realized I just have to upload these next few ebooks one at a time. Also, it was Wiley Learning Python with Raspberry Pi (2014).pdf I ended up being unable to host here OR on lainfile due to its size.

This should be the last of the bunch. Whew. Wiley Python for Everyone (2014) also unuploadable due to filesize. >>680 >>643 Glad I could help!

Anyone have: * Android Hacker's Handbook * Android Security Internals

>>705 Thank you! Here's one about the ELF format

Does anyone happen to have a copy of "Technische Informatik: Eine einführende Darstellung" by Becker and Molitor? I can't find it anywhere online.

>>705 More security books would be awesome!

>>716 Web security is pretty relevant to the software industry nowadays

>>709 I used pdfid to scan the books I downloaded - two contained JavaScript in combination with OpenAction. This is apparently the hallmark of a malicious pdf. Additionally many others had JavaScript without OpenAction, which also makes me suspicious. When used with the -d switch pdfid can generate a "disarmed" version of a pdf, that is it can strip out JavaScript. So the books are still usable. I don't mean to accuse you of anything anon, I'm sure this is how you downloaded them yourself. But everyone that downloads pdfs from here or anywhere ought to check them before opening. link to pdfid: https://blog.didierstevens.com/programs/pdf-tools/ poz pdfs: Apress Pro Python System Administration 2nd (2014).pdf OReilly Flask Web Development, Developing Web Applications with Python (2014).pdf

>>724 This was meant for >>626 not >>709, sorry. But the warning still applies, don't get pwnt!

anyone have anything on assembly? i already have art of assembly language, the old free pdf version you can find on university webpages. it's beating around the bush, looking for more of a quickstart guide

>>705 downloaded reversing and cleaned it with pdf2ps and ps2pdf, got a bunch of output **** Warning: Outline has invalid link that was discarded. **** Warning: Outline has invalid link that was discarded. **** Warning: Outline has invalid link that was discarded. **** This file had errors that were repaired or ignored. **** The file was produced by: **** >>>> PDFlib Personalization Server 5.0.1 (COM/Win32) unlicensed <<<< **** Please notify the author of the software that produced this **** file that it does not conform to Adobe's published PDF **** specification. for other pdf's it just whirred and then silently output the pdf after a while. idk if it has a script in it is what caused the output

>>727 I'm also a victim of Art of Assembly, I cant believe people use that book

Reuploading this gem

Desperately requesting this

>>741 This is the paper and not the book, but it is what I could find at present. https://cs.wheaton.edu/~tvandrun/dmfp/ is the website which links to videos and source code. https://functionalcs.github.io/curriculum/ was also found in the search, and looks interesting.

>>743 That Haskell book reminds me of this one. I can't attest for their merit, only that this one is the one I started reading (never finished it though) when I wanted to learn Haskell, it was okay. It doesn't touch dem Monads (I think) if that's what you're looking for.

Does anyone have "The Craft of Prologue" by Richard O'Keefe?

Util.

Prolog?

>>743 Yeah I originally found the book through functionalcs, which also links the wheaton site. Just struggling to find the book..

>>743 I wonder if there's no difference between the paper and the book, as far as content goes?

>>768 nvm, there's about 6 years and 400 pages of a difference

Happy Hacking!!!

>>233 The easiest way to do it yourself requires an electric saw (a table saw or a radial arm saw) to cut the binding off, and a continuous-feed scanner. The process is destructive, but it gets actually flat, perfect scans.

>>780 Awesome, thank you.

>>795 I love you. Thank you very much my good sir.

>>797 Direct from freenet.

Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs https://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/full-text/book/book.html How to Design Programs http://www.htdp.org/

>>735 thanks man, 'ppreciate it