Influential computer science text SICP by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman with Julie Sussman.

Influential computer science text SICP by Harold Abelson and Gerald Jay Sussman with Julie Sussman.

WEDEL: There’s a great saying, that everyone is born with 1000 bad drawings inside them. You get to the good drawings — you get to be good at drawing — by exorcising the 1000 bad drawings. “I can’t draw” is just a shorter way of saying, “I’m unwilling to practice drawing.” (That probably sounds pretty strident. If you don’t want to be good at drawing, that’s fine. The world is big, full, and busy, and not everyone has to be interested in every possible thing. Just don’t mistake “I can’t draw” for a good reason not to try.)

LAWS: The first pancakes off the griddle are always funky, but you need to make them to get to the good pancakes. So too with drawing or journaling. Do not judge yourself by your first lines on paper on any given day.

LAWS: Drawing with the goal of the drawing itself makes a fetish of the product. […] Each drawing is not an end in itself. It is a vehicle to help you focus your attention.

In this sharp manifesto, veteran author and activist, Jude Doyle, reunites feminist and trans politics through a common belief: that all people deserve to have the final say about who they are…

An excellent book on transfeminism from the transmasc POV. A terrifyingly easy read: I zoomed through its 200 pages in about a day.

When it is her turn to be in charge, Kristen creates a new recipe that she and her mother cook together

A very surreal picture book; one that’s slightly amoral at that given that teaching children that starting fires in the kitchen is probably not great.

The book that I wrote on ClojureScript

book https://whatisintelligence.antikythera.org/

https://books.physics.oregonstate.edu/GMM/book.html

This blog post discusses the Red Book, a historical reference used for designing and calculating urban and infrastructural projects in the context of the Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) islands.

QuickPiperAudiobook is a command-line tool that uses the Piper text-to-speech engine to convert various input formats (including PDF, EPUB, and TXT) into a natural-sounding audiobook with one simple command, operating entirely offline for privacy.

はてな民にこれ広告しても逆効果だと思う/ちなみに私の日経近刊のお薦めは、未読ですが「ファイナンスの世界史」 https://bookplus.nikkei.com/atcl/catalog/25/06/12/02079/