Review from Coders →
This is a great listen for both coders and non-coders alike. I was impressed with the extensive research and interviews done for this book. The author does a good job of getting multiple perspectives on a wide range of topics related to coding. As a coder myself, much of this book was already familiar to..
Learnt a lot, but more importantly, I now also have pointers to go deeper into understanding and utilising many of models mentioned. Serves as a very good intro on the topic. Loved the fact that the book references a lot of books and I have read or heard about only a handful of them, so..
Review from Hawke’s Prey →
Great story. Loved the plot even though I didn’t like the politics. Can’t wait to start the next in the series. As good as Red River series.
I’m a young woman who is just beginning a career in programming and picked this up to see what I’m getting into. This book left me feeling very optimistic and excited to enter this field! You get to hear all about the history of coding, interviews with people in the industry and stories of programming..
Review from Running to the Edge →
crazy how fun it was to read about Bob Larson. love his idea of pushing it to the edge!
It’s all about having the courage to think differently. And, having the perseverance to endure the inevitable struggles. If you are a runner, this is a must listen.
Listen to the all free Freakonomics podcast for superior delivery and information of a similar type. If you must, get the Kindle version and let Alexa read it to you. It will be better
Review from Running to the Edge →
Loved hearing about overcoming the odds and the perseverance of all of the athletes and pushing yourself past the point you think you can go.
Review from Coders →
I thought the writer covered the topic in depth- I will be listening to this one again someday I’m sure!
Review from Running to the Edge →
less of an autography, more of an appreciation of an era. distance running in the US was on the brink of insignificance. Bob brought it back