Book recommendations

My house is full of (paper) books and I read all the time.

If you like my blog, you might like the following books.

Education and Learning

Making bread

Self-help

Sex

Religion

Science

Technology and economics

Programming

Environment

Work

Society

Scifi

Health and longevity

Vaccines

Covid

Daniel Lemire, "Book recommendations," in Daniel Lemire's blog, April 12, 2012, https://lemire.me/blog/book-recommendations/.
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3 thoughts on “Book recommendations”

  1. May I recommend that you include “The Every Computer Performance Book” in your list of books. This is a buzz-word free, occasionally funny, book on how to solve and avoid performance problems. I wrote it to give back the knowledge, insights, tips, and tricks I was given over the last 25 years of my computing career. I am also in the process of transferring large parts of the book to my blog rwwescott.wordpress.com

    I hope you will find it worthy and help readers find it through your blog. To review my qualifications go here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/bobwescott

    Thank you,
    Bob

  2. Unskilled is truly outstanding and most thorough books regarding the matter of knowledge that I have ever perused. Kaufman packs a mind boggling measure of data – bunches of studies and look into and authentic viewpoint – into the pages and has an endowment of bringing it practical and weaving the data together in a manner that gives significance and sense.

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