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Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
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Re: Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
#32Whatever book that inspires or lights a fire in you. For me it use to be "Hackers" by Steven Levy, I will go on massive coding binges after reading that. Doesn't work anymore tho. :-D
My equivalent to that would probably be The Soul Of A New Machine .
Wow. You're introducing me to a new world of books in the same genre.
Re: Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
#33Marcus Aurelius "Meditations" if listening to a audio book also counts.
Yes, it's a classic. Lately, I am fascinated by Adlerian philosophy.
And, I love audiobooks for its own pace.
Re: Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
#341) Never Split the Difference Really, this book changed how I view communication and negotiation forever. It will definitely impact your life positively. 2) The Lean Startup A classic, but worth re-reading. Everytime I read the book, it leaves a greater imprint on how I think. 3) The Obstacle is the Way How to turn obstacles into solutions. This book is a great treatise on Stoicism via examples. I read the book at th…
I just checked Never Split the Difference. The context of the book is intriguing. Thank you so much :-)