Books

Nexus by Yuval Noah Harari is one of those books that sneaks up on you. It starts comfortably, tracing how humans have always organized themselves around inform...

I recently finished Engineering Management for the Rest of Us by Sarah Drasner and it immediately earned a spot on my short list of books I recommend to enginee...

Product Driven is a refreshing read for engineering leaders who are looking to shift your team’s perspective on shipping code and thinking about outcomes for th...

I read The Emergency with a knot in my stomach.Thomas Fisher writes from inside a South Side ER at the height of the pandemic but what makes this book hit harde...

Finished Superagency by Reid Hoffman this week, and it’s one of the more thoughtful takes on AI I’ve read lately. It’s not about the hype or the doom, but inste...

I recently finished reading Moonshot by Mike Massimino, and one quote in particular has stuck with me: “Admire and care for everyone on your team.” It’s decepti...

Brian Alexander’s The Hospital: Life, Death, and Dollars in a Small American Town is a sobering, deeply human look into the quiet collapse of rural healthcare i...

I love to read, and I want to keep notes and other data about the things I read. I wanted a privacy-focused, non-Amazon solution like Goodreads, something fast...

Every year, I set a goal for number of books and topics to read. This year, my goal was 52 books - or one per week - and topics ranged from the usual scifi to s...