Book Reviews

• Elon Musk

  @Redicnomad Masters of Doom is a great bookLink to Tweet

• Austen Allred

  @spakhm Amazing bookLink to Tweet

• Ben Halpern

  It's been a while since I last read a purely coding book, but I usually don't regret it when I do. I have read more software history books than purely technical. Here's a list from a couple years back of some of my faves. https://t.co/J0o4JBmgy4 #DevDiscussLink to Tweet

• Kyle Russell

  “If you want to learn to code, read Masters of Doom, not O’Reilly’s C++ for beginners. Fall in love with the idea, so that you can spend more time doing what you love.” https://t.co/CgUetv5yGgLink to Tweet

• a16z

  incl: More from Less @amcafee Trick Mirror @jiatolentino Veronica Mars @RobThomas On Writing @stephenking Revolt of the Public @mgurri An American Marriage @tayarijones Masters of Doom @davidkushner Red Notice @billbrowder The Body @billbrysonn Water Dancer @tanehisicoatsLink to Tweet

• Patrick Collison

  Very good John Carmack interview: https://t.co/7jVy0oubm8. (Related: https://t.co/QnsK9xwgqS is one of my favorite books about building software.)Link to Tweet

• Maksim Stepanenko

  @dwr “Masters of Doom” is a really fun read https://t.co/kVJ8lAJMmu. Still reading “The Power Broker”, but it’s also in top 3 for this yearLink to Tweet

• Trevor McKendrick

  @armadsen Masters of DoomLink to Tweet

• Patrick Collison

  @AustenAllred "Masters of Doom". And "Show Stopper!". Both 💯 https://t.co/QnsK9xNRiq https://t.co/tj0rbgJiFsLink to Tweet

• Maksim Stepanenko

  Fun read about the history of the gaming industry. It’s mind-blowing how a John Carmack or Jeff Dean level programmer can singlehandedly push an entire field forward https://t.co/FLeZU2N3M7Link to Tweet

• Patrick Collison

  @abarrabarr @naval Some good ones: https://t.co/ss9d5nHyiI https://t.co/QnsK9xNRiq https://t.co/G16Vtks4AJ https://t.co/OjCLHtRPUo https://t.co/e5JrpLULVNLink to Tweet

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