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Good question. I put quite a lot of effort to explore available books on the topic, but that would take another (much longer) blog post. Good luck with your qu
by 300 10y ago
Good question. I put quite a lot of effort to explore available books on the topic, but that would take another (much longer) blog post.
Good luck with your quest! If you need some inspiration for books to read, check out this great list: https://sivers.org/book https://sivers.org/book
- Paul_S 10y agoOpen the page, sort by "best" and see how far up you have to go before you get to a book that doesn't get a negative review. As far as I can tell no one has this figured out yet and it's a no way of proving a program will stop without running it sort of a thing - all we need now is a name for this law relating to books.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoEverything gets negative reviews - even if God Himself stepped down and put a poem on Amazon that was explicitly designed to trigger hidden backdoors in people's firmware to induce state of extreme pleasure, somebody would leave a negative review because they've only read second stanza while drunk, and decided it sucks. One has to get used to it, and learn not to flinch away from reading an occasional negative review to make sure whether it's just someone's very specific subjective opinion, or whether it can be a problem for many other readers too.