Programmer. Occasional book reader.
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"In the near future, world wars have transformed the earth into a battleground. Fleeing the …
A strange, and at times rather gruesome, book, connecting themes of gender, sexuality, power, nature, and the stories we tell about them
I started working on this several years back, and I found it an excellent way to refine my programming skills, as well as a heck of a lot of fun. It reminded me of that feeling of "magic" when I first started programming, that I could put instructions into a machine and get a maze out of it.
Foolishly, I bought the e-book from Amazon, got rid of my Kindle because it turned out to be a money sink, then forgot to de-DRM it before Amazon revoked this ability. This means buying it again, probably in actual printed format - alas
I started working on this several years back, and I found it an excellent way to refine my programming skills, as well as a heck of a lot of fun. It reminded me of that feeling of "magic" when I first started programming, that I could put instructions into a machine and get a maze out of it.
Foolishly, I bought the e-book from Amazon, got rid of my Kindle because it turned out to be a money sink, then forgot to de-DRM it before Amazon revoked this ability. This means buying it again, probably in actual printed format - alas
A smart, incisive take-down of the bogus claims being made about so-called ‘artificial intelligence’, exposing …
An excellent overview of the harms and pitfalls of modern AI systems, in particular generative AI. Because I'm terminally online, I was already fairly familiar with most of the arguments, but what this book does excellently is collate them all into one place, as well as making them accessible for people new to the topic. Oh, and it's chock full of references, which will be incredibly useful for my own research
An excellent overview of the harms and pitfalls of modern AI systems, in particular generative AI. Because I'm terminally online, I was already fairly familiar with most of the arguments, but what this book does excellently is collate them all into one place, as well as making them accessible for people new to the topic. Oh, and it's chock full of references, which will be incredibly useful for my own research