Countdown to Zero Day: Stuxnet and the Launch of the World’s First Digital Weapon – Kim Zetter
This book is truly excellent journalism. Just try to go into it without spoilers.
This book is truly excellent journalism. Just try to go into it without spoilers.
I picked up some nostalgia bait and read it.
read more Niente di nuovo sul fronte di Rebibbia – Zerocalcare
Another book that tried to explain why everything feels wrong now-a-days.
read more The Revolt of the Public: And The Crisis of Authority in the New Millenium – Martin Gurri
Attacks on Post-modernism are so frequently right-wing screeds. This one doesn’t even try to hide it.
A whole lot of bravado from one of America’s founders.
read more The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin – Benjamin Franklin
As far as I can tell, Janelle Shane wanted to put a cute and cuddly face on Artificial Intelligence, and this is exactly what the field needs.
Intelligence is communal. I asked around, and apparently this makes sense.
read more The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone – Steven Sloman and Philip Fernbach
Without it being a comment on the book itself, I have no idea why I read this.
Self Help book are always a let down, but this one is particularly empty.
Some books you just have to return to in order to fully grasp them. This one will need a ”round 3” from me.