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HBR Classics – The Most Important Ideas
If you’ve been in business a while you’ll recognize the same patterns and pitfalls that …
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Graphic Guides to…
I love summaries, guides, or any kind of shortcut to knowledge where you can save …
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The Conquest of Happiness
This is like a self help book before there was a self help category. Bertrand …
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Human Centric AI List on Twitter
A nice little collection of AI/Ethics researchers in this list – worth a follow as …
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Benedict’s Newsletter
I’m not sure what I’d do without Benedict’s take on the latest tech news. Always …
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MIT Tech Review
There are some tech sites you just end up going back to and it’s probably …
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Reboot
I can’t remember how I came across this but it’s an inspiring and refreshing read …
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The Egg – Andy Weir
Philosophical look at the nature of time, the universe and consciousness in a few pages…it …
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Bayesian Statistics: The Fun Way
Provides a decent enough primer about Bayesian Statistics with, per the author’s claim, fun examples. …
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The Alignment Problem
If you’ve been following AI and the issues associated with allowing machines to make decisions …
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Oblique Strategies by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt
If you are familiar with Brian Eno or Peter Schmidt you might think about how …
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Atomic Habits
We are all creatures of habits, good and bad, and instilling new ones like eating …
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AI for Everyone
Short and engaging easy to understand course on what AI is about. What I love …
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What is “scientific”, really?
Given the current emphasis on “believing in science” (a meaningless category of belief), I can’t …
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All Tech is Human
All Tech is Human is one of the most active organizations I’ve found so far. …
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The Cut Up Technique (Bowie & Burroughs)
First popularized by William S Burroughs, this creative method gained even more attention when it …
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Joseph Campbell – Hero’s Journey
The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell was published in 1949 and has …
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On Writing by Stephen King
I picked this up thinking it would just be an interesting read and that it …
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The Extreme Self
I found this at Foyles in Waterloo station in London recently, while I was waiting …
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You and your research by Richard Hamming (Mathematician and Computer scientist)
Sometimes I come across something that I can’t believe I didn’t find sooner. This is …
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Effective Math
Have you ever wondered why maths so perfectly helps us describe physics? It all fits …
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Dawson City – Frozen in Time
Imagine finding reels of long lost footage from the turn of the last century. Not …
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My Octopus Teacher
You’ve probably heard of this for an Oscar winning reason. This film on Netflix won …
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Neural – Human Centered AI news from TNW
I found this while researching and coming an article entitled ‘what would happen if we …
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Made for Love HBO Max
Ok it was bound to be a technology related one! Made for Love has a …
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The Elements of Style by William Strunk Jr & E.B. White (1959)
Writing well is a useful skill in almost any career. Not only for what you …
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Mass by Jim Baggott
If you ever wondered what the Higgs Boson particle was and why it caused so …
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The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli
I discovered the The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli a few years ago and it reignited …
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It’s Not How Good You Are, It’s How Good You Want To Be by Paul Arden (2003)
Refreshing, funny, thought provoking and liberating for your attitude. A must for anyone interested in …
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Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance by Robert Pirzig (1974)
I read this book in my first year at Uni. It might sound a bit …
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