Additional comment: parallel timelines. an ai protagonist. note: some slang relative to london/uk might be lost in translation for the american reader.

Additional comment: keep a copy bound to the desk.

Additional comment: a different dimension of sci-fi.

Additional comment: re-reading for my own marketing needs.

Additional comment: pleasing that this read was more of a supply chain and culture investigation than crypto hype.

Additional comment: read if interested in world building.

Additional comment: the anthology you didn't know you needed :).

Additional comment: know who automated shoe sole process. and much more.

Additional comment: coding culture and literacy from a programmer's perspective.

Additional comment: expanded my outlook on design as a civic service.

Additional comment: cannot confirm or deny contents of this book.

Additional comment: finding the right audience is a key concept.

Additional comment: use the companion website for hyperlinks.

Additional comment: great for technical interview prep.

Additional comment: the section on climate change being propaganda is interesting.

Additional comment: the section on dark patterns is powerful.

Additional comment: people hate him, but great business insights revealed here — like how to avoid cost-plus, negotiation via intimate knowledge of every line item.

Additional comment: in hindsight, feels like the prequel to walter issacson's version.

Additional comment: frames the workplace of the future as a surveillance-heavy reality.

Additional comment: a tomb of a book. architecture a-z.

Additional comment: emerging tech for the approaching singularity.

Additional comment: become familiar with 'upcode.' covers hacking from the individual, state, and federal levels. also, details the dnc hack.

Additional comment: read to gain awareness to the political and social realities of amazon being so embedded.

Additional comment: guidebook on 3-d printing, additive manufacturing opportunities.

Additional comment: intro to, implementation of the core 'cs' algorithms. all in python.

Additional comment: forced me to re-think precision. opened up new grid structures.

Additional comment: excellent intro to computation without being overtly technical.

Additional comment: i tend to stay away from this genre. however, practical business insights were gained from this book.

Additional comment: more pornography of life than sex.

Additional comment: read if interested the information economy.

Additional comment: easy-to-read. covers js methods and arrow-functions. focus is on data manipulation.

Additional comment: you build a burger shop at the end to tie everything together.

Additional comment: web audio api and oscillator building. the internet needs more sound.

Additional comment: the history of homesteading told through the lens of rugged women, unfolds as a thriller. also, i am on pace to read all of lavalle.

Additional comment: how-to grow up celebrity.

Additional comment: if i had a favorite book, this would be it. read the book. the anime film is not as sci-fi as the book.

Additional comment: pithy yet insightful to achieving more robust outcomes.

Additional comment: inspiring read.

Additional comment: more ready-to-use exercises than theory!.

Additional comment: read for very implementable design principles.

Additional comment: get a copy if you care about moore's law applied to bias.

Additional comment: amazing depiction(s) of art-meets-tech.

Additional comment: i hope more people read this.

Additional comment: the 'genius' is in the pursuit, not the tech skills.

Additional comment: anonymous. love the entrepreneurship angles in this one.

Additional comment: there is something here that i need to go back and re-engage with.

Additional comment: a small company with a big vision. also: making, then delivering physical products, is challenging.

Additional comment: advertising beyond the content. how the market for clicks works, where it is broken.

Additional comment: read in a single sitting.

Additional comment: great to brush up on trig fundamentals. and simple to read for a math text.

Additional comment: hype-free. focused on the financial practicality of bitcoin.

Additional comment: for type nerds.

Additional comment: on my read twice list!.

Additional comment: lessons on getting to your roots, embracing regional uniqueness.

Additional comment: classic wu-tang from the group's architect.

Additional comment: you will feel warm during (and after) reading.

Additional comment: the backstory of web3, how money divides friends.

Additional comment: examines weird pockets of the internet. sparked ideas for making the dark web a more illuminated destination.

Additional comment: the granularity of nostalgia, the 90s.

Additional comment: alpha-human-founder.

Additional comment: re-read periodically. the dots will grow on you.

Additional comment: business skills without the blubber, boardroom stuffiness.

Additional comment: loved every page.

Additional comment: required for the modern art collection.

Additional comment: legacy code and technical debt woes.

Additional comment: still reading. obtuse in some parts.

Additional comment: the essays are valuable.

Additional comment: helped me see social media companies as more than code and users.

Additional comment: challenges the activity of being online.

Additional comment: opened my mind to electronic waste, converting salvage electronics into new machines.