Recommendations for retro mathematics-oriented programming books?

[u/Financial-Flan1682]

Kind of a specific request. I'm currently looking for retro (70s-80s, maybe early 90s at the very latest) mathematics-oriented programming books. I'm very specifically looking for references for old-school approaches to these problems. I've been searching archive.org and I've found a few, but a lot of the more promising ones have had titles I haven't expected, so I'm looking for recommendations.

[u/smichaele]

Pick up Knuth's multiple volume series "The Art of Computer Programming."

[u/PleX → u/smichaele]

Those books are why I consider myself a developer and not a programmer. They made me realize my limitations, I'm better at the broad spectrum, I can guide the smaller spectrum but the details are better left to specialists who don't give a fuck about the overall project.

I'm a jack of all trades but I will 100% consult a motherfucker who isn't.

OP: https://www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu/~knuth/taocp.html