Book Reviews
- More: + The Sciences of the Artificial + Paradigms of Artificial Intelligence Programming (the first Norvig book, not the second) + Edward Abbey + The Sermon on the Mount + "The Starship and the Canoe" + Freeman DysonLink to Tweet
- Many of these books had a transformative effect on me. I'll read something like Deschooling Society, be transformed; and then I meet someone else decades later who loved it, and we're both instantly in a club!Link to Tweet
- @wedgedSV See also this marvelous book by @stewartbrand It has greatly influenced my work in software architcture. https://t.co/MwYtJrtsQLLink to Tweet
- See also How Buildings Learn by @stewartbrand (a book that has greatly influenced influenced my thinking). https://t.co/MwYtJrtsQL https://t.co/5cYmdTOGVQLink to Tweet
- The architecture of all lasting systems evolve. See https://t.co/PoKoNxqdxt https://t.co/djZs1wnhrqLink to Tweet
- @pomeranian99 See also “How Buildings Learn” by @stewartbrand https://t.co/PoKoNxqdxtLink to Tweet
- Just ordered Brand's "How Buildings Learn", Illich's "Deschooling Society", Ostrom's "Governing the Commons", Adams's "Watership Down", Lakatos's "Proofs and Refutations", Gleick's "Genius". Six books I love, and hope someone else will enjoy too.Link to Tweet
- @keyorgsys @ruthmalan FYI, that metaphor (and image) comes from @stewartbrand in his wonderful book "How Buildings Learn." https://t.co/MwYtJrtsQLLink to Tweet
- @webdevMason SICP. Watership Down. Governing the Commons. How Buildings learn. Death and Life of Great American Cities. Cosmos.Link to Tweet
- Picked this by @stewartbrand off my bookshelf to reread after many many years. My goodness, it is still great. https://t.co/Lx5k2TCISkLink to Tweet
- @natfriedman Yep! Also, check out How Buildings Learn by @stewartbrand. Super read.Link to Tweet