Here are my top reads, they span
Most items are books, although there are some videos ▶️, articles 📰, and blogs 📝. These are already the best of the best, but ones with ⭐ are special stars.
⭐ Quantum computing since Democritus - Scott Aaronson
⭐ Quantum computation and quantum information - Michael A. Nielsen, and Isaac L. Chuang
⭐▶️ Feynman's Messenger Lectures - Richard P. Feynman
Feynman lectures on computation - Richard P. Feynman, Anthony J. G. Hey, and Robin W. Allen
The Feynman lectures on physics - Richard P. Feynman, Robert B. Leighton, and Matthew Sands
Introduction to elementary particles - David J. Griffiths
Quantum Field Theory and Standard Model - Matthew D. Schwartz
Quantum error correction - Daniel A. Lidar, and Todd A. Brun
⭐ 📰 Networking on the network: a guide to professional skills for PhD students - Phil Agre
⭐ ▶️The art of doing science and engineering - Richard Hamming
📰 How to read a paper - Srinivasan Keshav
📝 A survival guide to a PhD - Andrej Karpathy
📰 A guide to writing mathematics - Kevin P. Lee
📝 The economics of scientific collaboration - Michael Nielsen
📰 How to write a paper - George M. Whitesides
⭐ 📝 How to do great work - Paul Graham
⭐ 📰 Mochary method curriculum - Matt Mochary
Crossing the chasm - Geoffrey A. Moore
Zero to one - Peter Thiel
📝 Seven habits of effective text editing - Bram Moolenaar
⭐ A philosophy of software design - John Ousterhout
Digital design and computer architecture - David Harris, and Sarah Harris
⭐ The art of electronics - Paul Horowitz, and Winfield Hill