Daniel Stallworth

Great intro to computer hacking origin

Revisado: 12-01-16

Had I read this book before going to MIT my life would be very different.
The entire story is fascinating and I can see there is still a need for hackers to change the world.

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Great insight on important events

Revisado: 09-22-15

I had no idea the extent of the effort during the revolutionary war and this book proves I have been more ignorant than I thought. New York seems to be missing in the history books during this period, as most of the battles occurred elsewhere, but its importance in securing victory for the United States is obvious from this account. This book makes me eager to look into this period in a new light.

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Very analytical

Revisado: 09-22-15

This is the type of in depth analysis I like to conduct on various every day topics. But the analysis in such types of hypothetical scenarios takes the analysis to a new level. This book is not for the casual listen, (for if you drift off constantly you will get lost in the details) which makes me appreciate the seriousness with which the author devotes to such a complex issue. I also enjoyed the idea of the indirect normativity. This seems like a solid way for hedging future moral questions by allowing moral models to improve given more information and shared experience over time. I will definitely be looking more into this!

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Full of detail but not super novel information

Revisado: 08-12-15

If you follow musk pretty closely already, not much to be gained by listening. Some good background information about his family and upbringing, but generally not much in terms of inspiration, how musk spends his time to be able to operate at a high level, stories of his struggles in detail as to what went on in each transition instead of small anecdotes saying merely that it occurred and Musk was involved (e.g. How Musk was involved in merger of X.com and PayPal and what his thought process was, how he positioned himself to be the largest shareholder, what he concentrated on in college and what activities he participated in, etc.). I'd wait for a biography where musk participates, on the order of how Jobs chose who would write his story.

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Good basic info

Revisado: 07-31-15

Some good examples, but leaves me wanting an example of what a flowing conversation with invitation and inspiration would look like, not just the first 3 exchanges, but how real speakers get out of a rut in a conversation and engage with people they meet for the first time, etc.

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Timeless and classic

Revisado: 07-31-15

Straight forward and actionable. Reminds you of the things that work so you can apply them in any situation. Still leaves you the hard part of knowing your material and being confident in yourself/abilities as well as actually caring for people, but no one said dealing with people is super easy.

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Great take aways

Revisado: 07-17-15

Great starting roadmap for creating a content marketing strategy for your business that is engaging and measurable.

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Great foray into social engineering and tools

Revisado: 07-14-15

Would you listen to Social Engineering: The Art of Human Hacking again? Why?

Yes, the tools for information gathering would be useful for any endeavor in life.

Any additional comments?

Great stories, cases for how to protect yourself against non-hacking infiltration, and knowledge to be a more aware employee of an organization.

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