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One of my favorite books. Covers the fundamentals of digital logic design and computer architecture.

The classic computer science book from MIT.

A collection of style guides for various programming languages used at Google.

The IEEE 754 standard for representing Real Math™, including fantastic numbers such as +0, -0, and NaN (Not a Number). Where 0.1 + 0.2 ≠ 0.3.

A comprehensive resource for learning about design patterns and best practices in software development.

A handy reference for the time and space complexity of common algorithms and data structures.

A basic set of principles for designing simple, modular, and maintainable software systems.

An interesing blog covering commonly overlooked topics in computer science and programming.

A social network link-sharing website focusing on computer science and entrepreneurship.

A surprising paper by Ken Thompson on the nature of trust in software systems.

A site that publishes yearly journals of humurous, usually interesting programming research papers.

An interesting realization on the long term trends of fine tuning algorithms vs. brute force.

An annual set of Christmas-themed programming challenges to enjoy during the holiday season.

A collection of chill music mixes and ambient sounds to relax or focus to.

A collection of challenging mathematical programming problems to practice.

Listen to live radio stations around the world by rotating a 3D globe.

A collection of JavaScript engine benchmarks.

An interesting reminder of how much we take unlimited information access for granted.

A demo of the first GUI ever created

An introduction to timesharing systems, which allowed multiple users to share a single computer. Still extremely relevant ideas in modern cloud computing, cpu scheduling, and resource allocation.

A demo by Douglas Engelbart demonstrating many revolutionary computer technologies. Also demonstrates many unique features no longer common in text editors

A tool for creating and sharing beautiful images of your source code.

A fast file search tool to find your lost files in Windows.

A simple terminal UI for managing your Docker containers.

A "modern" fork of vim, the classic terminal-based text editor.

An open source note-taking app based on markdown files with a powerful plugin ecosystem.

A nice tool for testing and debugging APIs.

A popular open source code editor with a rich ecosystem of extensions.

A time-tracking tool for programmers that integrates with your code editor to show you how much time you spend on each project.

A tool for visualizing disk usage and finding large files taking up space on your computer.

An open source reference manager to help you save and collect papers or websites for reference later.