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  • What You Are Looking for Is in the Library Liked

    I enjoyed the themes. It's a very easy read. The topics aren't very deep, and you shouldn't expect anything literary.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • A Dog's Heart Recommends

    It wasn't my favorite, but it was very different. Like eating food that tastes nothing like what you're used to. For that reason alone, I'd recommend it.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Amusing Ourselves to Death Recommends

    It's a little outdated, but still worth reading just to see how the world has, or hasn't, changed in the past 40 years.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • From Nerd to Pro Recommends

    I really enjoyed it, and it gave me a very different view of the coffee world. Definitely worth reading if you're into coffee.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • How to Read a Book Mixed on

    I had some high hopes for this book, but I'm not sure I liked it that much.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Ways of Seeing Liked

    I really liked this book, especially because I want to learn more about art, but it wasn't an easy read.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Kaput Recommends

    Definitely a good read. It's an easy read, but will give you a good perspective.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • The Inner Game of Tennis Mixed on

    I'm mixed on this book. It doesn't really offer actionable exercises, and the Self 1 and Self 2 framing didn't fully convince me.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • And Then There Were None Loved

    I loved it so much that I bought two more copies, one for my wife and one for my sister.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • The Notebook Loved

    Another favorite of 2025. The author traces the evolution of notebooks, from wax tablets and parchment to paper, and examines how figures like Leonardo, Darwin, and Newton used them to develop ideas.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Caps Lock Recommends

    It's not neutral and very political, but it gave me a different perspective on how design serves people. Highly recommended.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • A Little History of the World Loved

    This was probably my favorite book of the year. Gombrich wrote it in six weeks at age 26, aiming to explain world history to children. The result is remarkably readable.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Inherit the Stars Recommends

    The story is very intriguing. Humanity finds a dead body on the moon. The caveat? The body is 50,000 years old. The story starts slow, but then the pace becomes phenomenal. Highly recommended.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Sid Meier's Memoir Loved

    As someone who poured hours into that game, I really loved this book.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • Bullshit Jobs Recommends

    It's a dense but good book, and I really enjoyed it. Definitely worth reading.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • How to Take Smart Notes Recommends

    Write notes in your own words, connect them to existing notes, and let ideas emerge from the connections. I wrote a whole blog post about this, so go ahead and read it. Highly recommended.

    arslan.io 2025-12-26

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  • motion — Navigation and insight in Go 16 Feb 2023
  • kodla-talk-2022 — Code and slides for Kodla 2022 23 May 2022
  • twirpdemo — An example repository of using the Twirp RPC framework with Go 19 Nov 2021