Newton's Principia, the central Argument
by Dana Densmore, William H. Donahue · first published 2003
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May be it's time to create annotated version of SICP. My favorite annotated works: Annotated Turing: http://www.charlespetzold.com/annotatedturing/ Newton's Principia, The Central Argument: http://www.amazon.com/Newtons-Principia-The-Central-Argument... That reminds me one of the argument Newton made in his Principia. He said something of the essense that he has intentionally written his…
on “Paul Graham reviews Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (2000)” ↗Have you tried Newton's Principia: The Central Argument from Green Lion Press? http://www.greenlion.com/principi.html I have this book, and it's really swell. No calculus, because Newton's Principia doesn't have calculus. It's all geometric arguments. They…
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