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✒ Books read in 2020 #03 His hedge fund, Renaissance Technologies, added nearly 3.3m Tesla shares ahead of the electric car maker’s surge earlier this year.

✒ Books read in 2020 #02 The arc of technology does not inevitably bend towards good or ill. Its effects depends on how it is used and who controls it.

✒ Books read in 2020 #01 It’s never too early to start preparing.

Books read in 2019: Enlightenment Now How Not to Be Wrong Life After Google AI Superpowers Why We Sleep The Design of Everyday Things Life 3.0 Hello World Bad Blood Everybody Lies Army of None Justice Dreyer’s English Behave Currency Wars The Road to Ruin The Death of Money 12 Rules for Life The Internet … Read More

✒ Books read in 2019 #22 But one does not lie to search engines.

✒ Books read in 2019 #21 A collection of research papers. Easy to read.

✒ Books read in 2019 #20 Very technical, only managed to understand about 60% of the content. Scheduled for re-read.

✒ Books read in 2019 #19 A book about why bitcoin matters (volume 2).

✒ Books read in 2019 #18 A book about why bitcoin matters (volume 1).

✒ Books read in 2019 #17 A guide to clarity and style.

✒ Books read in 2019 #16 Spoiler alert: we have very little control over how we behave.

✒ Books read in 2019 #15 I enjoy his (online video) lectures more.

✒ Books read in 2019 #14 Same issues as #13, but it is alarming to see that some of the speculations mentioned in the book are being materialized in reality.

✒ Books read in 2019 #13 A thought provoking piece. However, it is somewhat difficult to distinguish between objective facts and subjective opinion by the author.

✒ Books read in 2019 #12 A long overdue read.

✒ Books read in 2019 #11 No algorithm is ever either good or evil in itself. It’s how they’re used that matters.

✒ Books read in 2019 #10 A discussion of what’s the right thing to do through the lens of philosophy.

✒ Books read in 2019 #09 An introduction to modern weaponry in the age of AI.

✒ Books read in 2019 #08 A comprehensive discussion on artificial intelligence. The hypothetical scenarios given in the book are interesting yet terrifying.

✒ Books read in 2019 #07 It reads like a fast-paced novel, but it’s a true story.