Christian Bager Bach Houmann

What I've learned about making codebases work for agents.

Chris Voss spent decades as the FBI's lead international kidnapping negotiator, and this book distills that experience into a negotiation system built on psychology.

Johan Norberg's defense of capitalism against its modern critics, from degrowth advocates to industrial-policy enthusiasts.

Gergely Orosz's playbook for the software engineering career ladder, from junior through staff.

The stories are incredible and the investing chapters are some of the best I've read.

Well-written with clear explanations and practical examples.

Interesting read.

Great book.

A modern guide to building AI services.

A solid reference work with useful insights, though the detailed explanations and repeated examples can feel verbose at times.

Solid coverage of LLM system concepts—feature pipelines, RAG optimization, MLOps.

The 80/20 principle is a great mental model to have in your arsenal.

I read this book early in my life, but I still remember the focusing question.

Or, how I resolved over 100 issues using a triage bot and coding agents.

I run multiple Claude Code instances daily for everything from throwaway scripts to production systems.

Adler changed how I think about reading.

After hearing so much about this book in AI circles, it didn't quite match the hype.

I enjoyed this book.

Hamming's book is a masterclass in intellectual ambition and the pursuit of excellence.

A brilliant exploration of timeless human patterns.

Dawkins presents a compelling case for evolution by natural selection, dismantling arguments for design while explaining how complexity can emerge without a designer.

Filled with practical advice and frameworks for making better decisions.

A fascinating look at how Jim Simons and Renaissance Technologies revolutionized investing through mathematics and data science.

I learned a ton from this book.

It's an incredibly interesting book - and overall great read.

A detailed look at the DeepSeek-R1 model, and how to run it locally.

This is a fantastic book.

This book is a good, well-organized guide to building large language models (LLMs).

The book combines Schwarzenegger's personal experiences with actionable advice, making it both entertaining and useful.

"Just Keep Buying" by Nick Maggiulli is a solid personal finance book that emphasizes the importance of consistent investing over time.

On how pattern recognition and mental models build expertise.

The book started off well, but it lost me as it went on.

This book is a great resource for anyone looking to learn more about identity and access management, and it's a must-read for anyone looking to implement Keycloak in their applications.

While obviously dated in terms of advice, it's a rather enjoyable and entertaining read.

Great read!

Like the previous book, Let's Go, this has been a great learning experience.

The Adam Beresford translation is rather accessible: it’s both easy to read and has helpful notes.

An interesting read that offers a glimpse into the mind of Tesla and how he viewed the world.

Great book on TS!

Generally enjoyable read.

This book is fiction based on fact.