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So far gave some solid points to think about. I’m trying to read it slow and in ePub form instead of audio book.

Till here it’s just regurgitating the same few concepts.

Nothing new but structured.

Really enjoyed it this far. I think i will be coming back to this book in the future since it tried to be short but also is packed with good intuition.

Great storytelling.

It is a shame that only the second half of this book dives into the stories and the first half has this kind of academic style.

Not the type of book I was expecting, but still interesting in a different way.

I knew big Pharma was corrupt, but WooW.

I saw tim kenedy on the joe rogan experience a couple of times. But after hearing half of this book, I have a lot of respect for him.

He keeps different stories in the book, short and to the point with just a hint of necessary detail.

Nothing new, but a good combination of topics for young people just starting their careers.

I really liked the chapter about how gamification of some tasks has made it easier for introvert and shy people to give it a try.

I don’t know why but the tone and pace of the story is very enjoyable and makes you want to root for the main character.

Through the years, Tim Cook was someone who was perceived as someone who just kept the lights on at apple, but this book showed how much of a logistics genius he is.

Chapter 8 on continual learning is a very important topic especially for engineers and companies that have outgrown the basic stages of deploying models to production and this chapter does an excellent job of portraying it.

Chapter 7 on model deployment was fantastic. It shed some light on some things that i had never even thought of.

Chapters 5 and 6 regarding model development didn’t have anything new but still it’s useful for beginners.

Chapters 1 2 were excellent. It reaffirmed some of my beliefs and things I have gained through experience.

Chapter 3 went into data engineering which i think it wasn’t as informative as the first chapters.

Also chapter 4 was for folks who are at beginner level and i found it to be a little simple.

Norse myth is definitely funnier than greek myth.

It just makes you mad that some of the most intelligent and powerful individuals truly believed in eugenics at the beginning of the 20th century.
These beliefs are what sparked the idea of jews being inferior in the mind of hitler and knowing that the source were a bunch of scientists is just disappointing.

So far nothing new but it’s presented in a coherent format. Good journalism on the part of the author.

I will read anything Stephen Fry has touched.

I’ve always been fascinated by greek myth and finally after many many years i found a book that tells the complex stories in manner that i not only understand but really enjoy.

I didn’t think you could write a book full of detail and it not being boring. I stand corrected.

A few chapters in but already like the book.

So far so good.
I would recommend it to DevOpe people who didn’t work in the pre CI/Cd era.

Really funny on some questions.
Really boring on some other questions.

Chapter 8 gives you an in-depth understanding of how creating unsafe environments for a child will make them do certain behaviors.
I would recommend reading this chapter if you interact with kids at home or at your job.

A good combo of intuition and science

Just read the first chapters.I WILL GARANTE you will be more aware about subtle racist stuff you do, i sure did

The more you read about American social behavior the more you think that modern day Iranians are not that much different in core social behaviors like parenting.
I wonder if all modern day cultures are being influenced so much by Americans.