Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
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Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
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Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#2There's some speculation about where the next breakthroughs will come from at the end of the chapter; it will be interesting to look back in 10-20 years and see if Knuth was correct.
Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#3ps.gz? It's 2015!
Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#4524 exercises
Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#5ps.gz? It's 2015!
So what?
Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#6If you don't want to DL the .gz just yet, and just want to read about it, see here: http://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~uno/news.html
Side note: I've always thought Knuth looks delightfully like a resident of Whoville. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/45/16/e3/4516e3256...
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#8ps.gz? It's 2015!
When you design and write your own typesetting system in order to publish seven volumes on "The Art of Computer Programming", you get to choose whatever format you want.
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#9ps.gz? It's 2015!
You don't know much about Knuth, do you?
Re: Current draft of The Art of Computer Programming pre-fascicle 6a [ps]
#10Chapter 7 will eventually fill at least four volumes . . . assuming that I'm able to remain healthy.
Apparently TAOCP has a lot in common with the Wheel of Time.
I have a ton of respect for these huge, decades-long, life-defining projects and the people who undertake them (Robert Caro's LBJ biography is another example.) So the end of this project always receding further into the distance makes me wistful, even if the quality of what gets put out is still excellent.