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20 July 2025

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    Replacing Guilt

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    Replacing Guilt by Nate Sores. Love that one.

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    Good Strategy, Bad Strategy

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    the second one is Good Strategy, Bad Strategy by Richard Ruml. Just thinking about in a very clear way, how do you build product? Uh, it's one of the best strategy books I've read.

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    The Alignment Problem: Machine Learning and Human Values

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    the last one is the alignment problem by Brian Christian. Um, just really thoughtfully goes through like what is this problem that we care about that we're trying to solve here? What are the stakes in a a version that's like more updated and easier to read and digest than super intelligence?

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    Pantheon

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    Pantheon was really good based on uh uh Kenloo or Ted Chang story. Uh Kenloo, I think. Um super good.

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    Ted Lasso

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    Ted Lasso, which is supposedly about soccer, but actually it's about like human relationships and how we how people get along and just like super heartwarming and funny.

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