Summary: This book by Jaron Lanier discusses how private companies and their algorithms are constantly monitoring and manipulating users for profit. It provides multiple examples and research to support his arguments, making it a thought-provoking read.
Summary: Review of the book '97 Things Every Java Programmer Should Know' by Kevlin Henney and Trisha Gee.
Summary: A review of the 'Rocket Jump' book, which provides a comprehensive look at the history of id Software and their games, particularly the Quake series. It includes interviews and details about the development process and modding community. The book also explores the decline of the company's culture over time.
Summary: '97 Things Every Programmer Should Know' is a book containing 97 tips and advice for programmers, covering topics such as design patterns, testing, refactoring, and collaboration. Although it was published in 2010, most of the advice is still relevant today. The book is a good reminder of mostly good practices and can be read quickly.
Summary: Book review: 'The New Corporation' by Joel Bakan explores.