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Design Patterns - Elements of Reusable (the Gang-of-four book)

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Design Patterns - Elements of Reusable (the Gang-of-four book)

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[In short]
This book saves time, prevents headache, and raises salary.

[Tips]
To squeeze the most from this $33 investment. My suggestion is:

for each design_pattern:
  write_down_main_idea()
  write_down_use_cases()
  draw_structure_diagram()
  write_tests()
  find_combination_with_others()

Then when the time comes:

use_cases = extract_requirements(new_task)
design_pattern = get_from_notes(use_cases)

[Ok cool, buy where?]
Amazon.com
Oreilly.com

Cheers,
minhthai.pham@shopee.com

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Lesson 1: Goals vs System

Fundamentally goals are about the results you want but systems are about the process that leads to it.

“FORGET ABOUT GOALS, FOCUS ON SYSTEMS INSTEAD”

Lesson 2: The Habit Loop

Cue: The starting point

Craving: the motivational force behind every habit.

Response: the actual habit/action you perform, as a thought or action.

Reward: the end goal of every habit.

Lesson 3: Habit Stacking

We can look at actions/habits that we usually do and simply stack the cue to start our new habit on top of it.

The habit stacking formula becomes.

“After [CURRENT HABIT], I will [NEW HABIT].”

Lesson 4: The Law of Least Effort

Human behavior always follows the law of least effort which states that when deciding between similar options, people will naturally gravitate towards the option that requires the least amount of work.

Lesson 5: The Goldilocks Rule

It is important that whenever you are starting a new habit, the set expectations are not too insane, the mantra here is to “Start small, be consistent and keep moving”.

Build up slowly so that these new challenges keep you engaged and motivated.

Lesson 6: The Power of Compounding

Habits are the compound interest of self-improvement.

1% better every day for a year will compound to nearly 38 times better.

Lesson 7: Change Your Identity

The Three Layers of Behavior Change:

Outcomes: changing your results.

Process: changing your habits and systems.

Identity: changing your beliefs.

Lesson 8: Make It Obvious

The Implementation intention is a plan that you make beforehand about when and where to act.

The Implementation intention formula:

I will [BEHAVIOR] at [TIME] in [LOCATION].

Lesson 9: Temptation Bundling

Temptation bundling also known as Premack’s principle states that “more probable behaviors will enforce less probable behaviors”.

In simple words, it is easier to enforce something you “need” to do once you pair it with something you “want” to do.

Lesson 10: The 2-minutes Rule (Habit Shaping)

The starting part of any new habit should take only 2 minutes.

As you grow the first 2 minutes become a ritual at the beginning of a larger routine.

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【Example】xuxing.dong+Python Crash Course: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming+Eric Matthes

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【Example】xuxing.dong+Python Crash Course: A Hands-On, Project-Based Introduction to Programming+Eric Matthes

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[The reason why I like this book]
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Escaping the Build Trap: How Effective Product Management Creates Real Value, Book by Melissa Perri

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Escaping the Build Trap: How Effective Product Management Creates Real Value, Book by Melissa Perri

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A good book for aspiring product managers, product managers and future product leaders.

This book gives a solid overview of product management and why product managers plays an important role to shape an organisation be a product-led company.

Another side of this book did highlight most of the challenges and struggles that product manager faced. It sort of gives someone an assurance that you're not alone. Yet, author do provide some framework and mindset that helps people to consider ways to solve their own problems

One of the key message that I learnt from this book: More often times, we are becoming stuck to measuring our success by outputs rather than outcomes. At times, we shall take a few steps backwards and ask ourselves - what are the problem we intended to solve and what are the goals we want to achieve rather than keep shipping "cool" product feature to the market without any validation. If that keeps happening, we are wasting our time and resource by delivering a product that no one wants.

Do let me know if you have read. Happy to discuss and hear your perspective after you read the book @ Seatalk or a casual coffee chat :)

Cheers,
Edward Ng
@edward.ngjw@seamoney.com

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For every woman in the work/tech/man's world

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Sheryl Sandberg reignited the conversation around women in the workplace.

Written with humor and wisdom, Lean In is a revelatory, inspiring call to action and a blueprint for individual growth that will empower women around the world to achieve their full potential.

Cheers,
Eileen
eileen.🤬@shopee.com

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Zheng Lilei: 《The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership》by John C. Maxwell

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Zheng Lilei: 《The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership》by John C. Maxwell

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[The reason why I like it] Leadership is not just about leading others when you are already at a leadership role. Leadership is how you guide yourself and build good relationship with others in a proactive way. A leader is a responsible and considerate normal person, just like you and me. I feel actually everyone wants to better lead oneself, to better lead one's family, to better lead the people around oneself. Why not just start to read this world-famous book and build your own leadership? Shopee-SG on stock: https://shopee.sg/product/474029466/9175081600

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The stories chronicled in the novel, which takes place between 1975 and 1985, reflect the drastic political and economic changes happening in China from the end of the Cultural Revolution to the early period of Reform and opening policies championed by then-Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping. The characters involved in the novel span a broad range of the socioeconomic spectrum. While the protagonists, the Suns, represent the changing life situation of common people in the underdeveloped countryside, the readers also get a personal glimpse of high-level decision-making processes and personal struggles of higher officials through the experience of Fujun, Futang's younger brother.

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Helen.Gong+The Power of Full Engagement+ Jim Loehr / Tony Schwartz+ Create highly specific, positive energy management

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Helen.Gong+The Power of Full Engagement+ Jim Loehr / Tony Schwartz+ Create highly specific, positive energy management

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This groundbreaking New York Times bestseller has helped hundreds of thousands of people at work and at home balance stress and recovery and sustain high performance despite crushing workloads and 24/7 demands on their time.

We live in digital time. Our pace is rushed, rapid-fire, and relentless. Facing crushing workloads, we try to cram as much as possible into every day. We're wired up, but we're melting down. Time management is no longer a viable solution. As bestselling authors Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz demonstrate in this groundbreaking book, managing energy, not time, is the key to enduring high performance as well as to health, happiness, and life balance. The Power of Full Engagement is a highly practical, scientifically based approach to managing your energy more skillfully both on and off the job by laying out the key training principles and provides a powerful, step-by-step program that will help you to:

* Mobilize four key sources of energy

* Balance energy expenditure with intermittent energy renewal

* Expand capacity in the same systematic way that elite athletes do

* Create highly specific, positive energy management rituals to make lasting changes

Above all, this book provides a life-changing road map to becoming more fully engaged on and off the job, meaning physically energized, emotionally connected, mentally focused, and spiritually aligned.

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I found this old book in my uncle`s bookshelf,he is a handicapped artist, just like the author. Seems like this book has a magical power to calm your soul .

这时候想必我是该来了。十五年前的一个下午，我摇着轮椅进入园中，它为一个失魂落魄的人把一切都准备好了。那时，太阳循着亘古不变的路途正越来越大，也越红。在满园弥漫的沉静光芒中，一个人更容易看到时间，并看见自己的身影。  --《我与地坛》节选

It was about the right time for me to come here. When the park was finally ready for me—a man at loose ends—I maneuvered my wheelchair into the park for the first time. The sun—on its ancient, unchanged path—was just growing bigger, and redder. In the still rays of light suffusing the park, it was easy for a person to see the time, and easy to see his own shadow.

有一年，十月的风又翻动起安详的落叶，我在园中读书，听见两个散步的老人说：“没想到这园子有这么大。”我放下书，想，这么大一座园子，要在其中找到她的儿子，母亲走过了多少焦灼的路。多年来我头一次意识到，这园中不单是处处都有过我的车辙，有过我的车辙的地方也都有过母亲的脚印。   --《我与地坛》节选
One year, the October wind was stirring up the quiet

fallen leaves.I was reading in the park and heard two old

people out for a walk say,'We never would have guessed

this park was so big. I put my book down, and thought, it

was such a large park if Mother looked for her son here

how many worried paces had she taken? In all these years

this was the first timeI was aware of this not only did every spot in this park have my wheel tracks but they also had Mother's footprints.

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[The reason why I like this book]
This book is the most profitable of all software testing books I've read. Personally, I think this book is more suitable for people who have some experience in testing or tool development. People with more experience in testing can benefit from reading it, and beginners can also understand some basic things.
This book mainly introduces the overall overview and some details of Google Test (the situation before 2012) through the introduction of the three roles of Test Development Engineer (SET), Test Engineer (TE) and Test Engineering Manager and their respective responsibilities. Introduce to readers.

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[The reason why I like this book]
This book is the most profitable of all software testing books I've read. Personally, I think this book is more suitable for people who have some experience in testing or tool development. People with more experience in testing can benefit from reading it, and beginners can also understand some basic things.
This book mainly introduces the overall overview and some details of Google Test (the situation before 2012) through the introduction of the three roles of Test Development Engineer (SET), Test Engineer (TE) and Test Engineering Manager and their respective responsibilities. Introduce to readers.

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2014 is the year marked as the new milestone in mathematical logic and mathematical foundations: We could now use the univalent foundations to formalize mathematics, which means, more and more interesting and advanced maths could be written in computer programs! This book provides me with new ideas about a mathematical cliche, "what is 'sameness'?", and how could we precisely describe different "sameness" in maths, and even in computer programs. New programming languages like Lean and Cubical Agda now help profoundly the maths/logic communities with the human history of mathematics.

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Ian Hutomo + The Art of Thinking Clearly + Rolf Dobelli + Practical Critical Thinking for PM

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Ian Hutomo + The Art of Thinking Clearly + Rolf Dobelli + Practical Critical Thinking for PM

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As a PM we constantly met with different kind of problems and blockers, and we required to think about the problems critically and solve it with an informed decision.

This book shares more than 90+ possible bias, written in a short forms with anecdotes and examples. For example, in Swimmer body bias explains whether Harvard schools are great because the intake student or overall school quality.

Rolf was a journalist and the book written quite straight forward and simple, summarizing on what could have been an entire book for each chapter. In short, by reading this book you can get knowledge from 90+ books / articles

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Clouddian Fazalmuttaqin - The Midnight Library - Matt Haig

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Clouddian Fazalmuttaqin - The Midnight Library - Matt Haig

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Why I Like This Book:

Reading The Midnight Library can give you a great perspective whenever you're mind is thinking of any "What If" scenario in your life.

This is a fictional book that follows Nora who, after experiencing a very bad day realized that no one in the world needs her anymore, so she decides to end her life.

But rather than dead, she woke up in a library with an endless hallway and an infinite number of books, each one the story of another reality. Realities where she has a different career or the one where she doesn't cancel her engagement. As she travels through the Midnight Library, she finally needs to decide what is truly fulfilling in life, and what makes it worth living in the first place.

I found this book very light and enjoyable to read even if it covers heavy issues such as regret and depression. There's also some good humor in it.

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Yukun.Wang +<> + Jane McGonigal + Games could do more than being played.

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Yukun.Wang +<> + Jane McGonigal + Games could do more than being played.

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Games are just solidified carriers, just like paper with text and TV programs, although there are advantages and disadvantages in terms of artistic level, there is no difference in itself. Uranium can create atomic bombs to destroy cities, and it can also be used to generate electricity for the benefit of mankind. It is innocent in itself. The key is how people use it.

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The Road Less Traveled -- Self-discipline grants you freedom(自律使你自由)

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chunrong.chen + The Road Less Traveled + Scott Peck

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chunrong.chen + The Road Less Traveled + Scott Peck

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The Road Less Traveled is an easy-to-understand but informative book, which is the most popular psychology book on Douban and helps me understanding three problems -- why self-discipline, how to self-discipline and what is love.

Why self-discipline? Self-discipline is the most important way to solve life problems and solve life pains. How to be rich and happy? Self-discipline is the answer for you.

How to self-discipline? Four tools helps you self-discipline -- delaying gratification, accepting responsibility, dedication to reality and balancing.  Reading this tiny book to know the detail of these four tools.

What is love? There is no standard answer for this question, and this book gives a good answer  that love is the willingness to improve oneself and help others improve themselves.

You can spend one day to read this only  231 pages book and I guarantee you will get a lot.

Self-discipline grants you freedom.

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《Out of Their Minds》: The Lives and Discoveries of 15 Great Computer Scientists

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ruqin.liu+《Out of Their Minds》+Dennis Shasha&Cathy Lazere +Insightful technical interview book

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ruqin.liu+《Out of Their Minds》+Dennis Shasha&Cathy Lazere +Insightful technical interview book

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This book introduces 15 of the greatest computer scientists of our time and describes their lives and contributions through first-hand interviews.
They are all first-class innovation masters, including 8 Turing Award winners.

Without their contributions, it would be difficult for modern computers to go deep into the homes of ordinary people like today. In this book, they explain why they are interested in science, review the influence of their growth environment and other scientists on them, explain their ways of basic exploration and discovery, and share their views and opinions on the future.

This book is divided into four parts, which correspond to the four basic problems that computer scientists have struggled for in the past decades.

(1) Language master: how should I communicate with machines?

(2) Algorithm master: how to make the computer solve problems faster?

(3) Architecture master: can we build better computers?

(4) Sculpture master of machine intelligence: can you write a program to let the computer find a solution to the problem by itself?

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Understanding the way we think to make better decisions

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Why I like this book:

In Shopee, we have to make difficult decisions quickly, sometimes under immense pressure and with little information available.

We know that if we pause, and approach every problem with a calm, sound mind, we can get the answer that we want after careful deliberation.

However, when we're stressed and under immense pressure, we're more likely to take shortcuts to make a decision quickly to get it over and done with.

This book explains that our brain has two systems:

1. quick, instinctive, emotional

2. slow, logical, deliberate

These two systems impact our judgement and problem-solving approach. Humans tend to favour #1, even though we understand the merits of #2.

This book provides insight on why humans are prone to making rash decisions, and offers strategies on how to tap on the right systems at the right time to make better decisions.

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The Meaning of Marriage is unlike any other book on this subject I have read. As always, Keller’s 23 years of experience counseling, preaching, and evangelizing in Manhattan make his reflection on marriage particularly rich and practical. Read this book, and you’ll gain a greater appreciation for the gospel of Jesus Christ, which is both the source of our ability to love in marriage but also our model for the self-sacrifice necessary to sustain any union. You’ll be much better equipped to either find a spouse if you’re single or love the one you’re with if married.

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Designing Data Intensive Applications by Martin Klepmann -- It's a bible for Distributed Systems design
Kafka - The definitive Guide by Confluent Team --> To know about a beautifully designed open source project Kafka
Algorithms by Sedgewick --> A detailed introduction about the algorithms and its uses.
Distributed Systems by Andrew S. Tannenbaum --> A more technical book on the problems associated with distributed systems

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Making of a Manager: What to do when everybody looks up to you

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Making of a Manager: What to do when everybody looks up to you

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Name: amanda.thng
Author: Julie Zhuo
Why I like the book: Prior to joining Shopee, I had never been a reporting manager before. I had to learn the ropes of how to shed my perspectives as a solo contributor to being responsible for another person's career growth. This book was extremely helpful. It has practical advice and anecdotes (based on her experience in tech sector) to help you understand how it could be applied.

The book covers the following topics:

What are the skills and expectations of a people manager vs a solo contributor?

How do you differentiate an average manager from a great one?

How to build trust

Giving (and receiving) feedback well

Having useful 1:1s

Advice on dealing with common problems (eg. problematic staff)

Cultivating your team's culture

Managing your own personal development as a manager

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Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) was one of the most influential philosophers of all time. His comprehensive and profound thinking on aesthetics, ethics, and knowledge has had an immense impact on all subsequent philosophy.

the Critique of Pure Reason (German: Kritik der reinen Vernunft; 1781; second edition 1787) is a book by  Immanuel Kant, in which the author seeks to determine the limits and scope of metaphysics.

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Sujae Lee + Clean Code + Robert C.Martin + a mandatory book for junior developers

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Sujae Lee + Clean Code + Robert C.Martin + a mandatory book for junior developers

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I remember when I thought commenting on every codes is a good code. Now I know it's not - you should show your intention through code. Every time I see a messy code, I think of this book. I recommend every junior developer to read this book, and try to implement advices here. I even watched the youtube video of Robert C. Martin ( Uncle bob ) explaining this book in some session. He says something like this. "Software is now too important, it can save people, it can kill people. We programmers should try to make our codes good, before government make it mandatory ." I truly can get what he means. So I really like & recommend this book !

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jiansheng.chenjs +《The analects of Confucius》+ Confucius

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jiansheng.chenjs +《The analects of Confucius》+ Confucius

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Confucius was a Chinese thinker and social philosopher， whose teachings and philosophy have deeply influenced Chinese， Korean， Japanese， and Vietnamese thought and life.
His philosophy emphasized personal and governmental morality， correctness of social relationships， justice and sincerity. These values gained prominence in China over other doctrines， such as Legalism or Taoism during the Han Dynasty(206 BC–220 AD). Confucius' thoughts have been developed into a system of philosophy known as Confucianism. It was introduced to Europe by the Jesuit Matteo Ricci， who was the first to Latinise the name as “Confucius.”
His teachings may be found in the Analects of Confucius ， a collection of “brief aphoristic fragments”， which was compiled many years after his death. Modern historians do not believe that any specific documents can be said to have been written by Confucius，but for nearly 2000 years he was thought to be the editor or author of all the Five Classics such as the Classic of Rites (editor)， and the Spring and Autumn Annals.

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yiyi.sun+Python for Data Analysis+Wes McKinney

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yiyi.sun+Python for Data Analysis+Wes McKinney

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a good book for getting start with data analysis, with a brief introduce to basic knowledge and a step-by-step instruction on how to analyze data

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‘The Razor’s Edge’ by William Somerest Mauham. I believe that was written in the stars for me to meet this book.
I like the word redemption. There is an article in Kazuo Inamori's book ‘The Way of Living’. The author asks what is the purpose of living? The author's answer is to make his soul a little better than before he was born. At that time, it suddenly occurred to me that this is similar to the original sin theory of Christ and the achievement of complete enlightenment of Buddhism, one word to describe-it is redemption. People who have really lived will understand that living is self salvation in suffering, and the Buddha is no exception, and the difficulties of the world are much more difficult than going up the knife mountain.

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Every one has a Wealth-Freedom dream. To become wealth-freedom means your passive income covers your outcome. Further, it means that you do not need to sold your time to work for other people. If everyone realize this dream, the whole society will not work then, meaning that little people can reach this goal. So we work harder, or become more smart, and this book will give you some concepts and rules that will improve the possibility to your daydream.

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Through the understanding of "cost-passing theory", we will have a clear understanding of why first-developing countries or regions succeed and why late-developing countries or regions fail, and we will understand the root causes of many problems facing today.

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People live to live, not to live for anything other than living.

Powerful book.

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[The reason why I like this book]
Why was the Western that colonized the other parts of the world in the past hundreds of years, rather than the other way around? The answer to this question can be various. In this classical anthropological book, the author tries to give an answer in the geographical perspective.  Although it is a specialized book, the author illustrates his points in words that can be easily understood. If you are interested in why the world becomes what it is currently like, you should read this book. It can give you one more perspective on how you look at this world.

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mengdi.xu +《 Flipped 》+ Wendelin Van Draanen

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mengdi.xu +《 Flipped 》+ Wendelin Van Draanen

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"Some of us get dipped in flat, some in satin, some in gloss, but every once in a while you find someone who's iridescent, and once you do, nothing will ever compare."

A story about a tree, eggs, a girl, a boy, and an old grandpa.

Simple love, pure and clean. Just flip for his eyes.

Maybe this kind of love happens only between children.    When you grow up, you will think about too many things, so it's unlikely to love someone so easily.

P.S.
iridescent: rainbow-colored.
flip: suddenly become very enthusiastic.

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long.liang+A Philosophy of Software Design+John Ousterhout

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long.liang+A Philosophy of Software Design+John Ousterhout

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The core concept of this book is to let us pay attention to the complexity of software. Whenever we introduce a line of code into our system, we inevitably introduce complexity. The key to weighing is whether the added code can generate net benefits. This book provides many Methods are thought and designed to identify complexity and optimize for net benefit.

1. Modules should be deep
2. Comments are a design tool
The two ideas above inspire me the most.

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qixuan.yu  SECERT OF POWER NEGOTIATING  Roger Dawson 

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qixuan.yu  SECERT OF POWER NEGOTIATING  Roger Dawson 

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The reason:
The Douban score is 8.7. Negotiation skills can be used in many places in our lives. This book clearly teaches us how to negotiate and obtain higher benefits. If we master the skills of negotiation, the next time you are looking for a job, you will know how to earn a higher salary relative to others, you just need to master what this book teaches. Or when you go to buy a commodity, do you envy those bargain hunters, and when you learn negotiation skills, you can use negotiation skills to get the commodity you want at a low price, anyone  can become a bargaining master. Negotiations are everywhere, so we need to know the secrets

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It was a fantastic Sci-fi reading experience from beginning right to end. You just couldn't stop feeling surprised and stunned all the time, by those choices and decisions, regardless they matter or not, made by the characters. The unthinkable scope of the plot and sceneries just repeatedly stroke your imagination and nerves like. Twists and turns in both large and small scale are blended in the whole logical storyline, so it turns out to be more like a mind-bending blockbuster movie

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Zan.He+Trustworthy online controlled experiments + You can find all about A/B testing/Bible of data driving and experiments

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Zan.He+Trustworthy online controlled experiments + You can find all about A/B testing/Bible of data driving and experiments

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Getting numbers is easy; getting numbers you can trust is hard. This practical guide by experimentation leaders at Google, LinkedIn, and Microsoft will teach you how to accelerate innovation using trustworthy online controlled experiments, or A/B tests.
"A/B testing is the gold standard of creating verifiable and repeatable experiments, and this book is its definitive text" -- Steve Blank, father of modern entrepreneurship, author of The Startup Owner's Manual and The Four Steps to the Epiphany
"This book is a great resource for executives, leaders, researchers or engineers looking to use online controlled experiments" -- Harry Shum, Executive Vice President, Microsoft Artificial Intelligence and Research Group
"A great book that is both rigorous and accessible. Readers will learn how to bring trustworthy controlled experiments, which have revolutionized internet product development, to their organizations" -- Adam D'Angelo, Co-founder and CEO of Quora and prior CTO of Facebook
"Kohavi, Tang and Xu have a wealth of experience and excellent advice to convey, so the book has lots of practical real world examples and lessons learned over many years of the application of these techniques at scale." -- Jeff Dean, Google Senior Fellow, and SVP, Google Research
"The secret sauce for a successful online business is experimentation. But it is a secret no longer. Here three masters of the art describe the ABCs of A/B testing so that you too can continuously improve your online services." -- Hal Varian, Chief Economist, Google, and author of Intermediate Microeconomics: A Modern Approach
"This is the new bible of how to get from data to decisions in the digital age." -- Scott Cook, Intuit Co-founder & Chairman of the executive committee
Based on practical experiences at companies that each run more than 20,000 controlled experiments a year, the authors share examples, pitfalls, and advice for students and industry professionals getting started with experiments, plus deeper dives into advanced topics for practitioners who want to improve the way they make data-driven decisions. Learn how to

Use the scientific method to evaluate hypotheses using controlled experiments.

Define key metrics and ideally an Overall Evaluation Criterion.

Test for trustworthiness of the results and alert experimentersto violated assumptions.

Build a scalable platform that lowers the marginal cost of experiments close to zero.

Avoid pitfalls like carryover effects and Twyman's law * Understand how statistical issues play out in practice.

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Book Name: 1984
By George Orwell
Sometimes reality confuses you, making you doubt whether we are on the right track.

Don't hesitate, read this and you will know the coming future.

Always remember, big brother is watching you.

You will love big brother eventually.

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shuai.liu + The Chrysanthemum and the Sword Ruth Benedict + Ruth Benedict[The reason why I like this book]

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shuai.liu + The Chrysanthemum and the Sword Ruth Benedict + Ruth Benedict[The reason why I like this book]

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This book was written by American sociologists to analyze Japanese culture. The content ranges from myth to reality, from history to the present. The lines are full of microcosms of the lives of ordinary Japanese people after World War II. If you read it slowly, you will feel like you are touching the roots of Japanese culture. , after reading it, the fantasy of foreign culture has added a skeleton, and the spirit will be very fulfilling.

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[The reason why I like this book]
-  An extraordinary work that completely observes, experiences and recognizes life from the perspective of women, and interprets the living conditions of women in a multi-dimensional panorama.
From a rare perspective, Ferrante explores the profound and complex existing patterns of friendship between women, depicting the special impact of poverty on women, as well as women's persistence and compromise when they face up to their physical desires and boldly express their relationship between the sexes. Main Characters can get rid of the shackles of traditional thinking in previous women's literature. They examine and think about the world through the eyes of women, and establish their own discourse power.

-  In the 1970s, the second feminist movement in Western society sparked. Many female authors tacitly published some highly recognizable works. They observed from their own perspectives, spoke with women’s own voices, and demonstrated their understanding of life experiences, publicly expressing the desires of women.
During that period, feminism became the main topic among intellectuals, but "Neapolitan Novels" jumped out of the limitation of "feminism" and continued to advance towards a grander "female" perspective. Life is full of struggles. People encounter problems, solve problems, and rise and fall between the peaks and valleys of the waves. The problem of women is not only a problem of "women", but also a problem of "human nature". The giant palm of the Bitter God never favors any gender. The joys and sorrows of men and women may not be the same, but it is often human beings who make the difference.

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[The reason why I like this book]
This book is a collection of essays, it won't force to instill techniques, opinions on readers from a so-called expert position. You can absorb the pragmatic mindset from every single article. Also you won't feel stressful when reading this book, it's just like an experienced master telling you all he/she knows during your coffee time.

[Book Type]
professional related

[About the prize]
It depends on how you get it.

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Book Name:  Stories about Ming Dynasty
Author: Dangnian Mingyue
Recommender: ruimin.chen
[The reason why I like this book]
It's not merely a history book.
It's a magnificent national epic.
It's a wonderful war book
It's a humorous storybook.
It's a fascinating book of philosophy.
[Book type]  History

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[The reason why I like this book]
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- Don't panic and carry a towel