Pretty well rounded book on cat as species, from history of domestication and their evolution, to certain realities of their life in modern times.

Pretty light hearted book, I liked the part that main character (a bot) explains human behaviour in simple terms, they were often refreshing and funny.

Concise, with good references to further reading and research on “geek corner” sections.

Key take away: subtracting is usually not visible and probably won't help us prving out work/worth in a group/team. That's why we tend to add by default.

My intro to ownership design, pretty good narrative with abundant real life examples.

tl;dr from closing of the book: “Don't feel behind”

Compared to Martian, this was meh-worthy.

It was a good read, as it puts different ideas (along with reference to science behind them) in a narrative.

I guess it was too American for me to connect with.

The book has a good narrative and touches upon many topics connected to the main theme. A good read :)

An amusing yet sobering read on how small errors lurk into seemingly routine or simple engineering work and sometimes lead to tragic results.

Second time reading it, after 5 years, enjoyed it again!

Convinces you through logic and sheer repetition of some facts that indexing is the best long term investment plan there is.

This is basically about skepticism, scientific method, basic statistics, how not to lie with statistics and then finally visualization. I have to admit I skipped most parts of details of advance visualizations.

This is a self-help book, I don't know why I expected otherwise, it has the same tone and mind-numbing tails to hammer the anecdotes home! I gave it 4 chapters before giving up.