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Picnic@picnic
9/14/2023

What books are we reading as we end the week? Here’s my list:

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Picnic@picnic
9/14/2023

Sculpting in Time by Andrei Tarkovsky: Love being inside this brilliant Russian filmmaker’s mind—he was an extreme introvert (relatable) so this book is a rare, thorough, and beautiful occasion get his perspective on art, life, and ofc cinema

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chandresh 🪴@thechandresh.eth
9/14/2023

okay too many i am reading the denial of death (suggested by green flag @grace)

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9/14/2023

I’m reading Diamond age: feels wild to read this and then move to my computer to work alongside chatGPT. Surreal. The joy of abstraction: easiest intro to category theory. The author, Eugenia Cheng, is great at writing about math Bernoulli’s Fallacy: a philosophical treatise of probability & stats

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dawufi@dawufi
9/14/2023

Boss - Chicago Mayor Daley story Hydrogen Sonata - FINALLY ALMOST DONE WITH THE CULTURE SERIES. But dragging my feet because sort of sad to see it through to the end...

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9/14/2023

Falling behind a litte with books the last few weeks, still on The Anarchy

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Adrienne@adrienne
9/15/2023

I started Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir this week. Feeling unimpressed so far but so many people recommended it so I’m sticking with it for now.

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phil@phil
9/15/2023

The Musk documentary

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Madhur Shrimal@madhur
9/15/2023

Daemon - by Daniel Suarez. Suggested by @nonlinear.eth - I’ve already finished it and it’s quite captivating.

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Ben O’Rourke@bpo
9/15/2023

Stillness is the Key

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9/15/2023

Chaos Kings by Scott Paterson

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Joe Petrich@jpetrich
9/16/2023

Everybody's Fool by Richard Russo. I read nobody's fool many years ago and saw the third book in the series at the library so I decided to pick up the middle book in the trilogy. It's enjoyable 100 pages in.