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\"Portada<\/td>\nT\u00edtulo<\/b>: Hab\u00eda una vez
\nAutor<\/b>: Mariano \u00c1valos
\nEditorial<\/b>: Acerca\u0301ndonos Editorial
\nISBN<\/b>: 978-987-4400-51-2
\nRese\u00f1a<\/b>: Un recorrido ameno que muestra a los m\u00e1s peque\u00f1os c\u00f3mo la computaci\u00f3n no empez\u00f3 con las computadoras. De una forma did\u00e1ctica, unos simp\u00e1ticos personajes del Museo de Inform\u00e1tica de Buenos Aires muestran la necesidad de toda la humanidad de realizar c\u00e1lculos, las herramientas que ha utilizado desde la antig\u00fcedad y las personas que marcaron hitos fundamentales en esta evoluci\u00f3n y c\u00f3mo lleg\u00f3 el ordenador a la mayor\u00eda de hogares. Internet, el almacenamiento de datos en la nube o la computaci\u00f3n cu\u00e1ntica no son el final, \u00bfte atreves a imaginar el futuro?.
\nEnlace a la obra<\/b>: Pulsa aqu\u00ed.<\/a>
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T\u00edtulo<\/b>: Los L\u00f3gicos
\nAutor<\/b>: Jes\u00fas Mosterin
\nEditorial<\/b>: ESPASA LIBROS
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788467025071
\nRese\u00f1a<\/b>: A trav\u00e9s de las vidas fascinantes y extremas de seis pensadores geniales: Turing, Frege, Cantor, Russell, Von Neumann y G\u00f6del, Jes\u00fas Moster\u00edn nos introduce en un mundo tan desconocido para el gran p\u00fablico como fundamental para la vida. Arrostrando dificultades sin cuento, y muchas veces al borde mismo de la locura, estos fundadores de la l\u00f3gica matem\u00e1tica moderna se enfrentaron a problemas de una dificultad inaudita, que superaron con un esfuerzo intelectual tit\u00e1nico y agotador. Jes\u00fas Moster\u00edn, uno de los fil\u00f3sofos hispanos de mayor prestigio internacional, es profesor de Investigaci\u00f3n en el Instituto de Filosof\u00eda del CSIC, catedr\u00e1tico de L\u00f3gica y Filosof\u00eda de la Ciencia de la Universidad de Barcelona, profesor invitado en varias universidades de Europa, Asia y Am\u00e9rica. De su extensa obra, merecen citarse Los l\u00f3gicos (2000), La naturaleza humana (2006) o Ciencia viva (2006).<\/td>\n		\"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n
<\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: ENIGMA. La extra\u00f1a vida de Alan Turing
\nAuthor<\/b>: Riccioni, Pettinato
\nPublisher<\/b>: Norma Editorial
\nISBN<\/b>: 978-84-679-1978-3
\nReview<\/b>: BASADO EN LA VIDA QUE INSPIR\u00d3 LA PEL\u00cdCULA THE IMITATION GAME
\nUna recreaci\u00f3n llena de humor e inteligencia de la vida del prestigioso cient\u00edfico Alan Turing, el padre de la inteligencia artificial que descifr\u00f3 el misterioso c\u00f3digo nazi \u201cEnigma\u201d. Una personalidad extravagante y so\u00f1adora que llega al c\u00f3mic mediante el dibujo y los colores contundentes de Tuono Pettinato y un divertido gui\u00f3n de Francesca Riccioni.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
Title<\/b>: Ada’s Algorithm: How Lord Byron’s Daughter Ada Lovelace Launched the Digital Age
\nAuthor<\/b>: James Essinger
\nPublisher<\/b>: ALBA TRAYECTOS
\nISBN<\/b>: 97884-90651384
\nReview<\/b>: 150 years after Ada\u2019s Lovelace death, a well-known computer program was named Ada, after the one and only legitimate daughter of Lord Byron. Her crucial, but often forgotten, contribution was acknowledge in first place by mathematicians such as Alan Turing. Nowadays her work is considered groundbreaking in the digital age.
\nHer mother, Annabella Milbanke, abandoned her husband in 1816. In her determination of moving her daughter away from \u2018Byron craziness\u2019, Ada received a really strict education focused on Mathematics in order to avoid giving free rein to his imagination.
\nHowever, the young girl was already thinking about the flying machine at thirteen. At nineteen Ada knew Charles Babbage, designer of The Analytical Engine (a really sophisticate calculator), and she saw the endless possibilities of this new discovery. Her contribution was vital, in fact, as long as she was the one who distinguished between data and processing, an essential knowledge in computer science.
\nJames Essinger narrates in a detailed and entertaining manner the circumstances and development of this unusual talent flourishing in the middle of the parental fears of her stubborn mother and the legacy of her fiery father. An intimate portrait of the short but remarkable life of Ada Lovelace framed in the context of London high-class society in the nineteenth century.<\/td>\n		\"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
\"Min_Ada<\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: The Thilling Adventures of Lovelace and Babbage
\nAuthor<\/b>: James Gleick
\nPublisher<\/b>: Editorial UOC
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788491163374
\nReview<\/b>: The most dynamic duo in Victorian London: Charles Babbage, the accidental inventor of the computer and his colleague Ada, countess of Lovelace, a peculiar proto-programmer and daughter of Lord Byron. When Lovelace transcribed Babbage\u2019s construction plans for a huge analytical engine machine back in 1842, she added notes three times longer than the original text. Their notes contain the first appearance of the general theory of computing, one hundred years before the real first computer was built. Sadly, Lovelace died of cancer ten years later after her work was published, and Babbage\u2019s machines were never built.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
Title<\/b>: From the Abacus to the Digital Revolution
\nAuthor<\/b>: Vicen\u00e7 Torra
\nPublisher<\/b>: RBA LIBROS
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788498679908
\nReview<\/b>: Throughout its own development, calculation tools were always the result of culture specific numbering systems and available technologies at the time. From prehistorical calculation to Roman abacus, and from Arabian algorithms to the very first calculator, history of calculation is also, to a large extent, history of numbering systems. At the end of this evolutionary process, we find computers and informatics, which were developed with the same purpose: to achieve computer tools more and more powerful in order to perform more complex calculations. Through history the evolution of calculation tools leads us from Babylon to Alexandria, from Rome to China, from Egypt to India, and over the centuries we find Ram\u00f3n Llull, Charles Babbage, Turing and his Colossus\u2026until the current computer which is already part of our daily environment.<\/td>\n		 \"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
\"\"<\/a><\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: The Innovators. How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution
\nAuthor<\/b>: Walter Isaacson
\nPublisher<\/b>: DEBATE
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788499924663
\nReview<\/b>: After his wonderful biography of Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson tells in The Innovators the story of the people who invented the Computer and the Internet, it is a book bound to become the definite history of the digital revolution and an indispensable guide to understand all the process of innovation and who were its creators. It is the story of how their brains worked and why were they so creative, but it is also the story of how their capability to cooperate and to master the art of work together made them even more creative. In the era which promotes innovation, creativity and teamwork, The Innovators reflects how that happen.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
Original Title<\/b>: Une histoire de l\u2019informatique
\nAuthor<\/b>: Philippe Breton
\nPublisher<\/b>: CATEDRA
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788434708181
\nReview<\/b>: How IT was born? How we have passed through Ancient dreams about fantastic creatures to such an extraordinary evolution of contemporary computers? How and how much present-day culture has change? Philippe Breton tries to find the answer to this and some other questions through a global approach to history of this technique, and a rigorous analysis of social and ethic risks that it involves. It is written for all sectors of society, it covers both technical questions from newcomer readers worried about the impact of new technology, and also concerns from the specialist who ignores his own assimilation process inside modern society. Philippe Breton is an investigator inside the Scientific Researcher and Study Group of the Louis Pasteur University Strasbourg I, he is also Computer History lecturer at Strasbourg II University as well as consultant in Communications Department at the Quebec University in Montreal.<\/td>\n		 \"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
\"\"<\/a><\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: From Euclid to Java
\nAuthor<\/b>: Ricardo Pe\u00f1a Mar\u00ed
\nPublisher<\/b>: S.L. NIVOLA LIBROS Y EDICIONES
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788496566149
\nReview<\/b>: Our history is as old of humanity itself, as even back in ancient Mesopotamia algorithms were used to describe certain calculations related to commercial transactions. These algorithms together with mathematic development have always gone hand in hand. In the 17th century first mechanic tools for calculation appeared as desktop calculators, and in the 19th century first program-controlled machines were designed. However early computers, as we know them, date from the mid-20th century. From that point, algorithms reached an unprecedented level of development. This work reviews the trajectory of algorithms, focusing on more recent times. At some point, approximately around 1960, the book\u2019s emphasis goes on to describe programming languages, which is the appropriate tool for communicate algorithms to machines that have to run them.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
Title<\/b>: Breaking Codes. Life and Legacy of Turing.
\nAuthor<\/b>: Manuel de Le\u00f3n y \u00c1gata Tim\u00f3n
\nPublisher<\/b>: Catarata
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788483198858
\nReview<\/b>:This book attempts both to draw the life of British mathematician Alan Mathison Turing, and going over his major achievements. Alan Turing was certainly one of the most brilliant Scientifics of 20th century, and his work laid the foundations of what we know today as informatics. Turing was a decisive figure in WWII, since the end of the conflict was accelerated by his cryptographic work, he breached the security of German communication breaking the codes of Enigma machines. His life was not made any easier by the fact that he was a homosexual. He was pursued and condemned for his sexuality, which clashed with strict moral codes of British society at that time. To this day, his tragic death by poisoning remains an unsolved mystery.<\/td>\n		\"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n\n\n\n
\"\"<\/a><\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: Turing’s Cathedral
\nAuthor<\/b>: George Dysson
\nPublisher<\/b>: DEBATE
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788499922508
\nReview<\/b>: : \u201cIt is possible to invent a single machine which can be used to compute any computable sequence\u201d a 24-year-old Alan Turing announced in 1936. A small group of men and women met in Princeton, New Jersey, around the 40s and 50s. They were led by John Von Neumann, and their common goal was to build one of the world\u2019s earliest computers which would materialise the vision of Alan Turing about a universal machine. Codes generated inside this 5-kilobytes embryo of universe (less storage than a single screen icon from a present-day computer needs) began to distinguish between numbers meaning things, and numbers doing things, and then our universe was forever changed. Turing\u2019s Cathedral tells the story of how the most constructive invention of 20th century, digital computer, was built and who were its creators. A prophetic and historical narrative which describes how that code succeed in conquering the world and presents the future of digital world.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n
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Original Title<\/b>: Ocho Quilates (Una historia de la Edad de Oro del software espa\u00f1ol (1983-1986)) (I)
\nAuthor<\/b>: Jaume Esteve Guti\u00e9rrez
\nPublisher<\/b>: STAR-T MAGAZINE BOOKS
\nASIN<\/b>: B008FZPGTC
\nReview<\/b>: Did you know that twenty years ago Spain was one of the main videogame powers in Europe? \u201cOcho Quilates, Una historia de la Edad de Oro del software espa\u00f1ol (1983-1986) (I)\u201d is an overview over the origins of Spanish videogame industry in times of 8-bits.You may remember the 80s as the years of Nocilla sandwich after school, Naranjito, The A-Team and Mecano. But 80s was also an historical point in videogame\u2019s world. It was the time when they started to evolve into the huge beast that we know today thanks to 8-bits microcomputers as ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX, or Commodore 64. Surrounding this technological mess a beardless bunch of young men (and some just a little older) built up a nonexistent industry at that time. Companies such as Dinamic, ERBE, Made in Spain, Opera and Topo won a place in the hearts of an entire generation of Spaniards who found that computers were more than a tool to do their homework. If your hair stands on end when you hear talking about La Abad\u00eda del Crimen, Navy Moves, Mad Mix Game, Livingstone, Supongo, La Aventura Original, Abu Simbel Profanation, Silent Shadow, Sir Fred, La Pulga, Mot, Lorna, El Misterio del Nilo, After the War, Emilio Butrague\u00f1o o Fernando Mart\u00edn. Or if tears come to your eyes when someone mentions Afteroids, Army Moves, Fred, Goody, Desperado, Narco Police, Risky Woods, Rocky, Perico Delgado, Humphrey o Par\u00eds \u2013 Dakar, welcome, you are at home.<\/td>\n		 \"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n
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\"\"<\/a><\/td>\nOriginal Title<\/b>: Ocho Quilates (Una historia de la Edad de Oro del software espa\u00f1ol (1987-1992)) (II)
\nAuthor<\/b>: Jaume Esteve Guti\u00e9rrez
\nPublisher<\/b>: STAR-T MAGAZINE BOOKS
\nASIN<\/b>: B009XUDMC6
\nReview<\/b>: Did you know that twenty years ago Spain was one of the main videogame powers in Europe? \u201cOcho Quilates, Una historia de la Edad de Oro del software espa\u00f1ol (1983-1986) (I)\u201d is an overview over the origins of Spanish videogame industry in times of 8-bits.You may remember the 80s as the years of Nocilla sandwich after school, Naranjito, The A-Team and Mecano. But 80s was also an historical point in videogame\u2019s world. It was the time when they started to evolve into the huge beast that we know today thanks to 8-bits microcomputers as ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX, or Commodore 64. Surrounding this technological mess a beardless bunch of young men (and some just a little older) built up a nonexistent industry at that time. Companies such as Dinamic, ERBE, Made in Spain, Opera and Topo won a place in the hearts of an entire generation of Spaniards who found that computers were more than a tool to do their homework. If your hair stands on end when you hear talking about La Abad\u00eda del Crimen, Navy Moves, Mad Mix Game, Livingstone, Supongo, La Aventura Original, Abu Simbel Profanation, Silent Shadow, Sir Fred, La Pulga, Mot, Lorna, El Misterio del Nilo, After the War, Emilio Butrague\u00f1o o Fernando Mart\u00edn. Or if tears come to your eyes when someone mentions Afteroids, Army Moves, Fred, Goody, Desperado, Narco Police, Risky Woods, Rocky, Perico Delgado, Humphrey o Par\u00eds \u2013 Dakar, welcome, you are at home.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n
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Original Title<\/b>: Obsequium. Un relato cultural, tecnol\u00f3gico y emocional de La Abad\u00eda del Crimen
\nAuthor<\/b>: Jaume Esteve Guti\u00e9rrez
\nPublisher<\/b>: OCHO QUILATES
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788461695355
\nReview<\/b>: There is no game from the Golden Era of Spanish software which stirs debate more than The Abbey of Crime, and Obsequium was written in order to provide its followers \u2013 and why not? Also its detractors -, enough elements to be able to study this game from different approaches. What was the background when the game was launched? Was it a good adaptation of The Name of the Rose? Why Juan Dec\u00e1n fought so hard to include this controversial camera system? Was the code set by Paco Men\u00e9ndez a brilliant idea or a nonsense in binary code? How was it received by the press? And among gamers? How far has come its legacy in videogames and social fields? These and other questions will be discussed here. This book was coordinated by Jaume Esteve, also Jos\u00e9 Manuel Bra\u00f1a \u00c1lvarez, Enrique Colinet, Jos\u00e9 Manuel Fern\u00e1ndez, Antonio Giner, Jos\u00e9 Antonio Morales, Juan Manuel Moreno, Manuel Pazos y Jos\u00e9 Luis Sanz have contributed to the elaboration of the text.<\/td>\n		 \"\"<\/a><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n
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\"\"<\/a><\/td>\nTitle<\/b>: The Man Who Knew Too Much. Alan Turing and the Invention of the Computer
\nAuthor<\/b>: David Leavitt
\nPublisher<\/b>: Antoni Bosch
\nISBN<\/b>: 9788495348302
\nReview<\/b>: Prosecuted by authorities and his colleges, British mathematician Alan Turing committed suicide back in 1954 when he ate a cyanide poisoned apple. He was the pioneer in Pure Mathematics field, the mastermind to crack the Enigma code used by Nazi Germany to send its encrypted orders, father of ideas that contribute to the computer invention, openly homosexual against the social convictions of that time and even the law, eccentric and brilliant character who was a victim of naivety and frankness.<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n
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T\u00edtulo: Hab\u00eda una vez Autor: Mariano \u00c1valos Editorial: Acerca\u0301ndonos Editorial ISBN: 978-987-4400-51-2 Rese\u00f1a: Un recorrido ameno que muestra a los m\u00e1s peque\u00f1os c\u00f3mo la computaci\u00f3n no empez\u00f3 con las computadoras. 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