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This is my second listen. There is so much information, reviewing again is beneficial.

Interesting how easy the author explain dDeep Learning, the beginning, the present and maybe the future of it.

An amazing fictional account of the developmental years of California. John Jake’s spins a fictional but all too true story. Masterful character creation, and genius weaving of true love characters and eventsA MUST LISTEN

Very valuable information and insight. REAL business marketing examples that you can apply to any business. Highly recommend

I have read countless books about teenage boys but this book finally gives me so much hope for the future with my sons! Thank you!

The articles were really interesting, but performance was flat, like an AI reader not a real person, so for me it was not easy to finish it. I’m sure the performance can be much better.

This was an amazing book, even more so because it was based on true events.

Scratches that 70s action itch. Joe Lansdale has acknowledged it as an influence on Hap and Leonard. Caveat: the book doesn’t have the best portrayal of black characters. The narrative is constantly saying things like, “the black with the shotgun” for example. And the #2 character, Hump (the Leonard of the duo) runs awfully close..

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Good overall weekend read. Different “monster” book in terms of location and tempo. Narration was ok but the reader had trouble with different voices.

This book caries the story of the Empire forward hundreds of years and completes the cycle started in book one. The story never lags and the action in continous The narration is outstanding.