Lost Book

[zanfur]

I loaned my copy of Peter Norvig's "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach" to someone, and I've forgotten whom. If it's you, o rif you know who it is, please tell me! I've wanted to look something up in it at least three times this week.

UPDATE Found.

Comments

*giggles*

[kushali]

Its not me, but my copy is open on my desk in front of me right now.

Re: *giggles*

[zanfur]

It's one of my favorite textbooks of all time, edged out only slightly be "Advanced Programming in a UNIX Environment" by Stevens, and "Introduction to the Theory of Computation" by Sipser. There's so much information in that book, and it's so easy to understand, I can't imagine using any other AI book.

Re: *giggles*

[kushali]

I'm still kicking myself that I didn't buy Sipser. Its on the list of books to buy at some point. Its not something I'd use everyday but when you need it, you really need it.

Re: *giggles*

[zanfur]

It's expensive for so small a book! I had lost it about a year ago and went to powells to replace it. Changed my mind when I saw the price. Apparently, really useful computer books that are small cost as much as useless ones that are huge. Who'd've thunk?

[htang]

I seem to recall inheiriting an extra copy of Russell and Norvig from an ex-roommate. If you want it (and I can still find it), please take one of my copies! It would make me so happy to see that second copy going to someone who'll appreciate it.

[ariata]

He's actually got one... but it's on loan to one of my friends... which reminds me...

[zanfur]

You! You're the culprit! Where's my book!?