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  1. When

    Title: When Author: Daniel H.

  2. Beacon 23

    Title: Beacon 23 Author: Hugh Howey Genre: Science Fiction Pages: 252 ★★★★★ This is a science fiction novel set in the cramped confines of a navigational beacon in interstellar space.

  3. Robot Dreams (again)

    Title: Robot Dreams Author: Isaac Asimov Genre: American Science fiction Publisher: Byron Preiss Visual Publications Release Date: February 12, 2012 Pages: 349 ★★★★☆ I think its interesting how my perspective on these older science fiction books changes a…

  4. When I was a teenager one of my favorite series of books was Inside Macintosh.

  5. Irving Ziller, one of the original members of the FORTRAN team, describing the resistance of early programmers to the introduction of a compiler: “And in the background was the scepticism, the entrenchment of many of the people who did programming in this…

  6. Title: The League of Dangerous Young Ladies Publisher: Penguin Random House NZ ★☆☆☆☆ I am historically terrible at giving up on a book, but I am trying to call it earlier when a book is going nowhere.

  7. Stuff the British Stole

    Title: Stuff the British Stole Author: Marc Fennell Publisher: Penguin Random House NZ ★★★☆☆ This book is interesting and easy to read, but I can’t help but feel like sometimes it lacks depth of analysis.

  8. A few times now I have worked for organizations that are basically IT shops — that is, their core business now depends on being very good at doing Computer Things.

  9. Ok, so in a recent post I summarized some reading I had recently done about security harnesses.

  10. All signs exist for a reason.

  11. Machine Learning

    Title: Machine Learning Author: Hugh Howey Publisher: Self published Release Date: 2017 ★★★★★ This book is a delightful collection of short stories by Hugh Howie, mostly not about actual machine learning or AI.

  12. Increasingly I am being told to “use a security harness” when analyzing code for potential vulnerabilities, but what is a “harness” and how does it differ from just running Claude Code and asking it nicely to find me some sweet vulns?