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In this book, aging expert Debra Whitman, PhD, notes the need for some adjustments, now that Americans are living decades longer than in previous generations. While offering exciting possibilities, these added years also raise crucial questions. How ...more
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A global catastrophic risk is one with the potential to wreak death and destruction on a global scale. Of late, we have been preoccupied with the dangers of malicious, run-away AI pushing humans aside and taking control of our world, nearly forgettin ...more
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The 400 quotes in this collection are labeled as 鈥渉umorous,鈥� but many of them, especially those attributed to Albert Einstein, are quite serious. Perhaps they should be called 鈥渨itty.鈥� Samples from the 100 quotes from each of the four 鈥渁uthors鈥� follo ...more
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Behrooz Parhami rated a book liked it Digital Signal Processing in Vlsi by Richard J. Higgins	Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Rate this book Clear rating 1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars
This 575-page book consists of the following 8 chapters: - Real-world signal processing - Sampled signals and systems - The discrete Fourier transform and the FFT algorithm - Digital filters - The bridge to VLSI - Real DSP hardware - Software development fo ...more
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Captured: The Secret Behind Silicon Valley鈥檚 AI Takeover
by Christopher Wylie

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I listened to the unabridged 3-hour audio version of this title (read by the first two authors, Audible, 2025).

The book begins with the 7-year-old story of how Christopher Wylie, a pink-haired young data analyst, blew the whistle on Cambridge Analyt I listened to the unabridged 3-hour audio version of this title (read by the first two authors, Audible, 2025).

The book begins with the 7-year-old story of how Christopher Wylie, a pink-haired young data analyst, blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica, revealing how millions of Facebook users鈥� data was being harvested to influence elections. It was supposed to be a turning point, where tech companies鈥� power would be kept in check through regulation.

But Silicon Valley is now more powerful than ever, with tech billionaire Elon Musk continuously present next to the US President, wielding unprecedented power over our lives. Our destiny is being imagined for us by some of the richest and most-powerful people in the world. They鈥檙e promising they can solve all our problems鈥攅nd toil and suffering, and propel us into a utopia where we can live forever and never have to work.

Will we have a class divide between billionaires who will get to live for hundreds of years and modern 鈥減easants鈥� with life expectancy of ~50 years? Is the main source of our fear the fact that the new Industrial Revolution is affecting white-collar jobs, whereas previous Revolutions impacted only blue-collar jobs?

AI has become a religion. Are we going to follow it? Do we even have a choice? Or have the tech evangelists captured our future? This book moves from exclusive crypto parties in Dubai, to the slums of Kenya where thousands of hidden workers are training AI models, to the hacker palaces of San Francisco where tech鈥檚 true believers talk about merging computers with our brains.
The audiobook consists of the following 6 chapters, each lasting from 31 to 39 minutes. Chapter titles are followed by my one-sentence summaries.

- Above the Clouds: Introduction to tech leaders鈥� lofty goals, from living forever to merging our brains with supercomputers.

- The Hidden Workers: All monuments known by the names of great leaders were built by invisible, underpaid, abused workers.

- The Magic Trick: Current AI has little understanding; it does things the way a magician uses trick boxes to deceive you.

- The Lost Valley: Tech companies celebrate their victories in amassing data and control, as the world collapses around them.

- The World Without Work: If human labor and creativity are no longer needed, how will we spend our days or be motivated?

- Deus Ex Machina: Some billionaires spend money on endless analysis of their bodies, supplements, and medical treatments. ...more

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The Second Fifty: Answers to the 7 Big Questions of Midlife and Beyond
by Debra Whitman

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In this book, aging expert Debra Whitman, PhD, notes the need for some adjustments, now that Americans are living decades longer than in previous generations. While offering exciting possibilities, these added years also raise crucial questions. How ...more

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Global Catastrophic Risks
by Nick Bostrom (欧宝娱乐 Author)

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A global catastrophic risk is one with the potential to wreak death and destruction on a global scale. Of late, we have been preoccupied with the dangers of malicious, run-away AI pushing humans aside and taking control of our world, nearly forgettin ...more

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Captured: The Secret Behind Silicon Valley鈥檚 AI Takeover
by Christopher Wylie

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I listened to the unabridged 3-hour audio version of this title (read by the first two authors, Audible, 2025).

The book begins with the 7-year-old story of how Christopher Wylie, a pink-haired young data analyst, blew the whistle on Cambridge Analyt I listened to the unabridged 3-hour audio version of this title (read by the first two authors, Audible, 2025).

The book begins with the 7-year-old story of how Christopher Wylie, a pink-haired young data analyst, blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica, revealing how millions of Facebook users鈥� data was being harvested to influence elections. It was supposed to be a turning point, where tech companies鈥� power would be kept in check through regulation.

But Silicon Valley is now more powerful than ever, with tech billionaire Elon Musk continuously present next to the US President, wielding unprecedented power over our lives. Our destiny is being imagined for us by some of the richest and most-powerful people in the world. They鈥檙e promising they can solve all our problems鈥攅nd toil and suffering, and propel us into a utopia where we can live forever and never have to work.

Will we have a class divide between billionaires who will get to live for hundreds of years and modern 鈥減easants鈥� with life expectancy of ~50 years? Is the main source of our fear the fact that the new Industrial Revolution is affecting white-collar jobs, whereas previous Revolutions impacted only blue-collar jobs?

AI has become a religion. Are we going to follow it? Do we even have a choice? Or have the tech evangelists captured our future? This book moves from exclusive crypto parties in Dubai, to the slums of Kenya where thousands of hidden workers are training AI models, to the hacker palaces of San Francisco where tech鈥檚 true believers talk about merging computers with our brains.
The audiobook consists of the following 6 chapters, each lasting from 31 to 39 minutes. Chapter titles are followed by my one-sentence summaries.

- Above the Clouds: Introduction to tech leaders鈥� lofty goals, from living forever to merging our brains with supercomputers.

- The Hidden Workers: All monuments known by the names of great leaders were built by invisible, underpaid, abused workers.

- The Magic Trick: Current AI has little understanding; it does things the way a magician uses trick boxes to deceive you.

- The Lost Valley: Tech companies celebrate their victories in amassing data and control, as the world collapses around them.

- The World Without Work: If human labor and creativity are no longer needed, how will we spend our days or be motivated?

- Deus Ex Machina: Some billionaires spend money on endless analysis of their bodies, supplements, and medical treatments. ...more

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Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty
by Daron Acemo臒lu

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I listened to the unabridged 18-hour audio version of this title (read by Dan Woren, Random House Audio, 2012).

In Prisoners of Geography, Tim Marshall suggests that whether a nation prospers or withers is dictated to a large extent by its geography, I listened to the unabridged 18-hour audio version of this title (read by Dan Woren, Random House Audio, 2012).

In Prisoners of Geography, Tim Marshall suggests that whether a nation prospers or withers is dictated to a large extent by its geography, for it is geography that determines whether a nation can be easily invaded, whether it has ready access to trade routes & shipping lanes, whether efficient internal travel & commercial exchanges are possible, and whether the central government can easily control the far reaches of the land. There is a lot of truth to these assertions, but one can also point to quite a few exceptions.

My 4-star review of Prisoners of Geography:
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The book under review here also suffers from too many black-and-white assertions and not enough acknowledgement of the impact of other factors outside the authors鈥� 鈥渆xtractive or inclusive鈥� dichotomy in economic systems.

In answer to the question posed in their book鈥檚 title, Daron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson, winners of Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences, point their fingers at lack of social and political infrastructure to support an open economic system. They divide economic systems into two types, extractive and inclusive, with the latter providing the only path to sustained prosperity.

Extractive economic systems, often associated with colonial economies, extract natural resources, with minimal processing or reinvestment, for the benefit of a relatively small group of powerful individuals. Such economies aren鈥檛 necessarily inefficient or low-growth, but their extractive policies, which invariably accompany the exploitation of labor, can lead to environmental degradation, social inequalities, and economic instability.

Inclusive economic systems aim to ensure that everyone benefits from economic growth and the attendant opportunities, regardless of their background. It focuses on creating an environment where individuals can participate fully in the economy, earn a living wage, build assets, and have a voice in shaping their future. An inclusive economy tends to reduce inequality, ensure fair growth, create resilient stability, and implement environmentally responsible policies.

Two major questions of today鈥檚 world economy are front and center in the authors鈥� minds:

- Will China鈥檚 spectacular economic growth ultimately overwhelm the West?

- Is America creating a vicious cycle that enriches & empowers a small minority?

I think Acemoglu & Robinson present a useful analysis, as well as some interesting examples, if one ignores their pronouncements that nations鈥� success or failure is predominantly a function of the economic system and the associated infrastructure. ...more

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Darius the Great Is Not Okay by Adib Khorram

Darius the Great Is Not Okay (Darius The Great, #1)
by Adib Khorram (欧宝娱乐 Author)

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This 鈥測oung adult鈥� debut novel by Adib Khorram has received multiple accolades, including book-of-the-year recognitions from Boston Glo ...more

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The Next Day: Transitions, Change, and Moving Forward
by Melinda French Gates (欧宝娱乐 Author)

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I listened to the unabridged 4-hour audio version of this title (read by the author, Macmillan Audio, 2025).

I have previously read and reviewed the author鈥檚 first book, The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World, a thoughtful manifest I listened to the unabridged 4-hour audio version of this title (read by the author, Macmillan Audio, 2025).

I have previously read and reviewed the author鈥檚 first book, The Moment of Lift: How Empowering Women Changes the World, a thoughtful manifesto about the economic and social benefits of fully integrating women into the society.

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In her second book, Melinda Gates focuses on important transitions in her life, among them leaving for college, giving birth thrice, losing a best friend to cancer, turning 60, and, of course, divorcing Bill Gates. The author doesn鈥檛 disclose much about the reasons for leaving her marriage to Bill, but media reports on Bill鈥檚 scandalous relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and an affair with a Microsoft employee are public knowledge. Apparently, the marriage was on the rocks even before the scandals, but Melinda leaves questions about Bill鈥檚 role in the divorce for him to answer.

Among Melinda鈥檚 sensible bits of advice is to ditch perfectionism and to settle for good-enough, especially in parenting. Perfectionism, along with the attendant loss of spontaneity, drains the joy out of one鈥檚 life. After the birth of her first daughter, Melinda quit work to become a full-time mom. She recognizes her privilege in being able to make such a choice and pays homage to moms who are forced to work multiple shifts just to manage. In fact, she acknowledges that perhaps, even in the absence of dire financial need, women would be better off to continue working, settling for good-enough, rather than aiming for perfect, parenting.

After leaving Bill, Melinda focused on Pivotal Ventures, her feminist-inspired organization whose ultimate goal is expanding women鈥檚 power & influence, with an important intermediate step being the adoption of universal paid parental leave. Unable to bear 鈥渢he idea that my granddaughters could grow up with less freedom than I have had,鈥� Melinda is passionate about the role of women in society. On the surface, she isn鈥檛 political, but her actions are driven by the centrality of women鈥檚 rights in the face of recent regressive moves to deny these rights. If this isn鈥檛 political, then I don鈥檛 know what is! ...more

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The Rule of Law: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)
by Aziz Z. Huq

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I listened to the unabridged 4-hour audio version of this title (read by Bill Andrew Quinn, Tantor Media, 2025).

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400 Quotes of Humour
by Albert Einstein

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The 400 quotes in this collection are labeled as 鈥渉umorous,鈥� but many of them, especially those attributed to Albert Einstein, are quite serious. Perhaps they should be called 鈥渨itty.鈥� Samples from the 100 quotes from each of the four 鈥渁uthors鈥� follo ...more

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Digital Signal Processing in Vlsi
by Richard J. Higgins

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- Real-world signal processing

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- The discrete Fourier transform and the FFT algorithm

- Digital filters

- The bridge to VLSI

- Real DSP hardware

- Software development fo ...more

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