The vast majority of my recent articles have been focused on books. What books I read, my thoughts on topics I read on them, reviews from great books. Thing is, I don’t write so often. Perhaps an article every two weeks if I’m lucky, and I feel most of them haven’t been very creative lately. …
Maybe it’s time we started to implement some morale into our AI and make sure algorithms improve everyone’s lives.
Frank Herbert is considered by many to be one of the best science fiction writers of all time. He wrote the classic, astounding and eye-opening Dune, the best selling sci-fi novel of all time, alongside 6 more Dune series books. Each one of them a masterpiece of storytelling, imagination and inter-connected stories. Dune is a …
Atomic Habits highlights how every successful businessman, athlete, student or leader, is successful, not due to their goal setting or willpower but due to systems that enable them to accomplish greatness. What are these systems? The thing that controls most of our days and lives: habits.
I loved this book, it offers a fantastic, usable framework to create new habits and to change old ones. You can find my in-depth review of it with a lot of the main ideas of the book explained. Here you can find all my highlights for the book, which give a really good overview of …
Best quotes from 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Yuval Noah Harari with a short review by Bill Gates
The relation between coding and happiness, and my personal journey to being happy as a programmer.
I discovered Asimov when I was about fourteen. I loved that we both shared a name, Isaac and that he pioneered the idea of robots and the three laws of robotics. I was struck by his genius and read a lot about him before even touching one of his books. Isaac Asimov was a grand-master …
In 2016 I stumbled upon a book called “The Pleasure Of Finding Things Out” by Richard Feynman, it was a collection of some of Feynman’s best stories. The book was so good that shortly after finishing it I read “Surely you’re joking, Mr Feynman”, a book of a similar nature. Both of the books give …
We tend to downgrade the importance of emotions, what role does love play in teaching?