Jeff Dean

Jeff Dean's Book Recommendations

Technology scientists

Jeff Dean is a Google Senior Fellow and SVP, leading the Google DeepMind and Google Research organizations. He is known for his work on large-scale distributed systems, machine learning, and programming languages. His book recommendations suggest an interest in a range of topics from practical guides to science and nature writing.

5 books recommended

πŸ“š Books Recommended by Jeff Dean 5

The Box

The Box

by Marc Levinson

"A great book about the invention of the shipping container and what impacts it had across many industries."

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"@sarahookr Slight side note. If you want a great book about the invention of the shipping container and what impacts it had across many industries, I highly recommend "The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger" byΒ Marc Levinson."

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The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2013

The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2013

by Siddhartha Mukherjee

"I used to read every year."

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"Links to a bunch of great longer articles from 2017 on topics in science and technology. Reminds me of an online version of a book series I used to read every year called "The Best American Science and Nature Writing 2013". You stumble across topics you wouldn't otherwise see."

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Mountains Beyond Mountains

Mountains Beyond Mountains

by Tracy Kidder

"A very well-deserved award. If you want to learn more, I really enjoyed Tracy Kidder's book "Mountains Beyond Mountains" about Paul Farmer's work on improving healthcare in Haiti."

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Effective Cycling, seventh edition

by John Forester

"@bioinformer @ayirpelle @AmandaLynGunn @Kyle_Ireton Years ago, when I was first starting to ride and commute, I found the book Effective Cycling by John Forester very good. Covers lots of tips for staying safe cycling in traffic, how to do repairs, etc. Highly recommended."

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