Hardcover

Nikos

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10 days ago

Updated a reading goal:

2026 Reading Goal

Read 10 books by December 30, 2026

Progress so far: 8 / 10 80%

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Abolish Silicon Valley: How to Liberate Technology from Capitalismby

Wendy Liu

The author spends ~80% of the book outlining her experiences in SV, from a graduate role to funding her own startup in the space. The other 20% is laying out, in an axiomatic manner, the ideal tech sector so that it works for the benefit of the worker and the society as a whole.

Overall not a fascinating read, but there are some interesting points made sporadically and the dump ofideas at the end of the book do provide food for thought to the reader.

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The author spends ~80% of the book outlining her experiences in SV, from a graduate role to funding her own startup in the space. The other 20% is laying out, in an axiomatic manner, the ideal tech sector so that it works for the benefit of the worker and the society as a whole.

Overall not a fascinating read, but there are some interesting points made sporadically and the dump ofideas at the end of the book do provide food for thought to the reader.

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How Not To Be a Boyby

Robert Webb

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A City on Mars: Can We Settle Space, Should We Settle Space, and Have We Really thought This Through?by

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Tracers in the Darkby

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Abolish Silicon Valley: How to Liberate Technology from Capitalismby

Wendy Liu

The author spends ~80% of the book outlining her experiences in SV, from a graduate role to funding her own startup in the space. The other 20% is laying out, in an axiomatic manner, the ideal tech sector so that it works for the benefit of the worker and the society as a whole.

Overall not a fascinating read, but there are some interesting points made sporadically and the dump ofideas at the end of the book do provide food for thought to the reader.

Read full review

The author spends ~80% of the book outlining her experiences in SV, from a graduate role to funding her own startup in the space. The other 20% is laying out, in an axiomatic manner, the ideal tech sector so that it works for the benefit of the worker and the society as a whole.

Overall not a fascinating read, but there are some interesting points made sporadically and the dump ofideas at the end of the book do provide food for thought to the reader.

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