Here is a list of books I've read/reviewed along with links to the blogs.
2025
- Richard W. Hamming, The Art of Doing Science and Engineering: Learning to Learn. Stripe Press, 2018. Blog post.
- Marc Hijink, FOCUS: The ASML Way, Uitgerverij Balans, 2024. You get some real insight into the global dependencies of the semiconductor/chip sector, where ASML is the lynch pin to all lithography. Some really interesting geopolitics as well. Worth reading.
- Tae Kim, The NVIDIA Way, Norton Publishing, W. W. Norton & Company, 2024. Your typical story about "sink or swim" and "us vs them" mentality for tech company. A good read but nothing I haven't read elsewhere.
2024
Didn't ready any books that weren't textbooks, 🙁.
2023
- Brody, Jed. Quantum Entanglement. United Kingdom, MIT Press, 2020. Blog post
- Hiesinger, Peter R. Self-assembling Brain, Princeton University Press, 2021. Blog post
- Paul R. Rosenbaum, Causal Inference, MIT Press, 2023. Good book but not a fan.
- Walter Isaacson, Elon Musk, Simon & Schuster. A good glimpse into Tesla, SpaceX, etc.
- Chris Ferrie, Quantum Bullshit, Sourcebooks. It wasn't bad just lost interest and didn't finish.
2020
- Carroll, Sean. Something Deeply Hidden, Penguin Publishing, 2019. Blog post
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