[nindalf]

I'm planning to read

- Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (SICP). A classic.

- Crafting Interpreters. Intro to compilers for me.

- Deep Learning for Coders with Fastai and PyTorch.

There's some other books in there too, but I'd be really happy if I finished these. I don't have a degree in CS, and most of what I know is self taught. My goal here is to fill in gaps in my knowledge as best I can.

[exdsq]

SICP takes _ages_. I'm working through it myself but have realised it's going to be a background project for the next year or so. No idea how MIT freshman do it so quickly!

[sigjuice]

Indeed. SICP does take ages. I only worked through the first three chapters and it took me a year. I skipped a handful of problems that simply didn't interest me enough. This was several years ago and I hope to pick up from where I left off some day :/

[markus_zhang]

I figured that they don't have to work on most of the exercises. If you want to do that it will take forever. I'd say if I want to try it I'll just work on lab projects and just a few exercises just to warm up and stop whenever the problem is too difficult for me.