Emelie Reuterswärd

Good story, corny dialogue

Revisado: 10-24-20

The story is good but the dialogue is sometimes annoyingly corny. It made me almost stop reading it, but I found the book got better towards the end.

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Great introduction to algorithms!

Revisado: 05-09-20

Very pedagogical and interesting book on algorithms! Absolutely loved it. You get a pdf with all the code and pictures, so it’s totally fine as an audio book.

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21 days of meditation is much better

Revisado: 05-09-20

If you’re a beginner with meditation, I’d recommend “21 days of meditation” instead. It gives you much more guidance than this one.

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21 days of meditation is much better

Revisado: 05-09-20

If you’re a beginner with meditation, I’d recommend “21 days of meditation” instead. It gives you much more guidance than this one.

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Wonderfully written!

Revisado: 02-27-20

I loved this book. It’s written in a wonderful conversational style and very well narrated. Since all the illustrations/equations are not in the accompanying pdf the book requires some visual imagination and some fluency with mathematics.

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Way to much detail

Revisado: 01-19-20

Reading Andrew Hodges “The Enigma” on the life of Alan Turing has sadly been a great disappointment. Hodges is doubtlessly an expert on the topic, but I expected a fascinating read and found a long (30 hours!),
dreary voyage through way too much detail. If you want to know every letter sent, every action taken by Alan Turing - this is your book. If you want an interesting account of Turing, Second World War cryptography and the emergence of computers, my advice is to look elsewhere.

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