Review from Coders →
This book can be insightful and detailed about certain aspects of technological development and the people/culture behind it. Then, for large parts of several chapters, it devolves into a one-sided social justice crusade that fails to seriously engage in the idea that differences in gender and racial representation might be in part because of different..
Review from Coders →
Mostly a sol, if uninspired telling of a story told many times before. Not exactly the insight into the minds of coders that i expected. The point that raises this book out of the pack on a point of difference is the powerful handling of the gender issues. That makes it a ‘should read’ rather..
Review from Shake Free: How to Deal with the Storms, Shipwrecks, and Snakes in Your Life →
Storms, Shipwrecks and Snakes happen in our lives. This books brings such encouragement to dust off your feet and keep going on to the goal set before you. It’s all for the Glory of God. Tbis is one I will recommend and read over and over, Thank you!
As a book, it’s a well written book. As Buddhism and the teachings, it doesn’t make any sense. And that’s coming from someone very spiritual and been practicing meditation for over 4 years.
Review from Coders →
I really enjoyed this book and was fascinated by the history and culture surrounding programming. The book is a great balance of inspiring and humbling. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is interested in some behind the scenes and not regularly pondered areas of coding. …………………………….That being said though I did have some..
Having turned away from the 3 major religions Buddhism seems like a great alternative for those seeking a good way to help guide their life
this book was interesting and very enjoyable and honestly taught me alot of things as a 22 year old all these people were lost just like me at this age to the very least any age though read this book
This was my favorite book on interpretations of QM I have read. I really enjoyed it. I really appreciated that unlike some books on the topic which are overwhelmingly theoretical, this book grounds its math and philosophy in real, tangible experiments. It returns to experiments again and again, reminding us why physicists have been forced..
Loved it, dives into the psyche of the Russian people and its evolution over time. Very skillfully dived into how Putin’s ‘Democracy’ fits traditional Russian ideals.
This book started strong and I really began to get into it but then he starts to get ridiculously repetitive to the point it’s unbearable