Christian Bager Bach Houmann

A curated list of key papers on machine learning, neural networks, transformers, and distributed systems.

I enjoyed this book.

A short book with simple bits of wisdom.

Walter Isaacson is a great writer.

This is a terrific book for learning Go.

The book provides nice insights into how 37Signals build software.

Great book.

Great explanations.

Good book.

Peter Attia takes a deep dive into the complexities of longevity, healthspan, and how to take proactive steps towards living a better, healthier, and longer life.

A guide to using AI to augment your thinking and automate the trivial in Obsidian.

I can appreciate Camus' stance.

I enjoyed reading Shoe Dog.

This is one of the better books I've read on programming.

This book probably wasn't for me.

This book is a fantastic introduction to effective running training.

Good book on software design.

Overall a great book.

My weekly review process with Obsidian, highly automated and fully integrated with my daily note & project-goal workflows.

The framework seems very well thought out and effective.

OK personal development book.

The tools and workflows I use for software development on Windows.

Enjoyable read.

Importing highlights and notes into Obsidian for processing can be a painful process without automation.

I enjoyed this book because it wasn't someone with no skin in the game telling me how to study.

I enjoyed reading this book quite a bit.

All right read due to a few interesting points made throughout.

Here's the guy behind Reddit and Hipmunk who has been in Y Combinator telling you how to do startups.

I liked the core message.

Good enough book.

This is a great biography.

Great read.

OK book, but wasn't interesting for the first few chapters.

A bit long.

Great advice given by various people.

I loved this book.

Great book about habits.

Amazing speech.

Good book, but felt too drawn out for me.

I found it tedious and long to get through.

I did not like Grant's previous book, Originals, very much.

Good book about what being an artist entails and how to overcome the resistance that you inevitably will meet.

I found the story, as compared to it's predecessor, quite boring.

I quite liked the book.

Basically; small (positive) actions that add up over time.

I didn't like the book as much as I thought I would.

I really liked this book.

The Richest Man in Babylon is a good book with a solid message.

Great read.

I thoroughly enjoyed this book.