There is more knowledge available in front of me at the moment than I can ever digest. I have several months of music which I haven't heard yet and never will hear. I've got a gigabyte in text of unread literature. There are a hundred million blogs and papers that I've wanted to read but haven't found time for yet, and I want to reread all the things I have read.
Coders At Work barely appeals to me. If I could easily get it, I would think about it, since there's no risk to Kindle purchases. On the other hand: In my room right now I have a total of five books, which have been carefully selected as the only books I felt were worth bringing with me, so that when I move out I don't need to worry about having lost a thing. Coders At Work doesn't deserve to be mentioned alongside those five books, and it will not have a place in my room unless it's digitized and e-paper'd.