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    Code

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    so code uh by uh Charles Pzled which is uh the secret language of hardware and software. It basically it's like do you know how computers actually work? Uh it is actually surprising to me how many professionally employed programmers don't know how computers work. Um that one the funny thing is it does not have a line of code in it until like chapter 27. Uh so exceptionally good book.

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    Seeing Like a State

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    the last one that I give mostly to executives uh that I think are creating a lot of systems uh is uh seeing like a state

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    Project Hail Mary

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    I did like uh uh Project Hail Mary uh a lot. I liked the book and I think the adaptation was was was really good.

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    The Handmaid's Tale

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    TV show I'm late to this the Handmaid's Tale. If you replace the concept of God with AI in that TV show and then you don't actually have to squint that far to replace ice with ice in that TV show right now. It becomes a very um uh I don't know a heavy show to watch in a good way.

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    Moshi

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    there is a new one for the phone called Moshi. M O S HI. That one's not free but it looks very well done. I'm like currently exploring it.

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