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This book gives wonderful little tidbits and facts of the “ordinary” things you might not really notice in your commute around your city; from colourful utility codes on city streets to faux building fronts strategically hiding electric substations to acts of “guerrilla gardening.”

I never knew of the podcast, of which the books is based on, but now I’m excited to give it a listen.

This is a good book to start with if you are looking to learn x64 assembly on Linux. The writing style is accessible and technical details are presented well without being overwhelming. Highly recommended.

There are lots of gold nuggets in this book. Tony does a great job of keeping things to their bare essentials and writing in a super clear, welcoming way. What more can we expect from the person that helped bring us the iPod, iPhone, and Nest. 10/10, would recommend!

I enjoyed reading this book!

The author wonderfully walks through how rural revitalization is turning small pockets of villages & farms across China into high-tech communities. I learned a lot about the high-tech side of the quaint countrysides; and as a bonus, the author writes beautifully and you feel like you are a fellow visitor accompanying them in their trips across the country.

Lots to learn and absorb here.