دانلود کتاب "You Are Not Expected to Understand This": How 26 Lines of Code Changed the World

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Contents\nPreface\nIntroduction\n1. The First Line of Code\n2. Monte Carlo Algorithms: Random Numbers in Computing from the H-Bomb to Today\n3. Jean Sammet and the Code That Runs the World\n4. Spacewar: Collaborative Coding and the Rise of Gaming Culture\n5. BASIC and the Illusion of Coding Empowerment\n6. The First Email: The Code That Connected Us Online\n7. The Police Beat Algorithm: The Code That Launched Computational Policing and Modern Racial Profiling\n8. “Apollo 11, Do Bailout”\n9. The Most Famous Comment in Unix History: “You Are Not Expected to Understand This”\n10. The Accidental Felon\n11. Internet Relay Chat: From Fish-Slap to LOL\n12. Hyperlink: The Idea That Led to Another, and Another, and Another\n13. JPEG: The Unsung Hero in the Digital Revolution\n14. The Viral Internet Image You’ve Never Seen\n15. The Pop-Up Ad: The Code That Made the Internet Worse\n16. Wear This Code, Go to Jail\n17. Needles in the World’s Biggest Haystack: The Algorithm That Ranked the Internet\n18. A Failure to Interoperate: The Lost Mars Climate Orbiter\n19. The Code That Launched a Million Cat Videos\n20. Nakamoto’s Prophecy: Bitcoin and the Revolution in Trust\n21. The Curse of the Awesome Button\n22. The Bug No One Was Responsible For—Until Everyone Was\n23. The Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: How Digital Systems Can Be Used to Cheat\n24 The Code That Brought a Language Online\n25. Telegram: The Platform That Became “the Internet” in Iran\n26. Encoding Gender\nAcknowledgments\nNotes\nContributors\nIndex