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Algebra-Driven Design

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Certainty by Construction

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I don't know how to review this book. There isn't much in the way of plot or character development, but there are some nice peek-a-boo holes, and high visual contrast, which are both rare in more traditional literature. It didn't do much for my son e ...more
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Didn't finish. It's kinda fun, but it overstays its welcome. The protagonist doesn't have any goals, except to do lots of fishing, which he doesn't do very much of. And when he does, it doesn't lead for very good reading. Also there's an annoying cra ...more
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Exploring Musical Spaces by Julian Hook
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It's kind of amazing how quickly you can realize a book is just making things up. I skimmed my way through this looking for any sort of constructive value, but no, as best I can tell, there is none. Lots of abstract algebra masquerading as musical wi ...more
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“Stop acting so small. You are the universe in ecstatic motion.”
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“Faced with an existential threat, we cared more about hating the right woman than we cared about our own safety.”
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Christopher McCandless
“It is important in life not to be strong, but to feel strong, to measure yourself at least once. If you want something in life, reach out and grab it.”
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“Everything is vague to a degree you do not realize till you have tried to make it precise.”
Bertrand Russell

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