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Ender's Game

Orson Scott Card

1985 ★ 4.3

Dynix

Jacqueline Gilmartin, Anne Beavan

1992

Four futures

Peter Frase

2016

Computerizing warehouse operations

Raymond A. Nelson

1985

Control in robotics and automation

B. K. Ghosh, Ning Xi

1999

Automation and alienation

Jon M. Shepard

1971

Managing organizational innovation

Bonnie McDaniel Johnson

1987

Rise of the Robots

Martin Ford

2015 ★ 4.5

Stories of Your Life and Others

Ted Chiang

2002 ★ 4.4

Data communications for business

Gerald A. Silver

1991

Intelligent manufacturing systems

Andrew Kusiak

1990

High-performance medical libraries

Naomi C. Broering

1993

Human Compatible

Stuart J. Russell

2019 ★ 3.7

Information technology & libraries

Roy J. Adams

1986

High performance computing opportunities and challenges for Army R&D

Anderson, Robert H.

2006

Die Revolution der Hoffnung

Erich Fromm

1968

Facility management technology

Eric Teicholz, Takehiko Ikeda

1994

Microelectrofluidic systems

Krishnendu Chakrabarty, Tianhao Zhang, Richard B. Fair

2002

The new science of management decision

Herbert Alexander Simon

1960

Electronic job search revolution

Joyce Lain Kennedy

1994

Nagios

Barth, Wolfgang.

2005

An introduction to computer-based library systems

Lucy A. Tedd

1977

Intelligent technologies in library and information service applications

F. Wilfrid Lancaster

2001

Building digital archives, descriptions, and displays

Frederick J. Stielow

2003

CNC Handbook

Hans B. Kief, Helmut A. Roschiwal

2012

XML in libraries

Roy Tennant

2002

The petroleum industry

Charles F. Conaway

1999

101 database exercises

Jeffrey Robert Stewart

1987

Environmental interiorscapes

Stuart D. Snyder

1995

Awesome space robots

Michael O'Hearn

2013

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