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Most people are baffled by how computers work and assume that they will never understand them. What they don't realize - and what Daniel Hillis' short book brilliantly demonstrates - is that computers' seemingly complex operations can be broken down into a few simple parts that perform the same simple procedures over and over again. Computer wizard Hillis offers an easy-to-follow explanation of how data is processed that makes the operations of a computer seem as straightforward as those of a bicycle. 

The instant New York Times Bestseller #1 Wall Street Journal Business Bestseller Instant Washington Post Bestseller "Brims with a surprising amount of insight and practical advice." —The Wall Street Journal Daniel H. Pink, the #1 bestselling author of Drive and To Sell Is Human, unlocks the...

In Getting to Yes, renowned educator and negotiator Roger Fisher presented a universally applicable method for effectively negotiating personal and professional disputes. Building on his work as director of the Harvard Negotiation Project, Fisher now teams with Harvard psychologist Daniel...

From the bestselling author of Thinking, Fast and Slow, the co-author of Nudge, and the author of You Are About to Make a Terrible Mistake! comes Noise, a revolutionary exploration of why people make bad judgments, and how to control both noise and cognitive bias.​ Imagine that two...

The bestselling author of Daemon returns with a near-future technological thriller, in which a charismatic billionaire recruits a team of adventurers to launch the first deep space mining operation--a mission that could alter the trajectory of human civilization. When itinerant cave diver James...

A rollicking guide to a lifetime of choices, full of practical tips for getting the most from your time and money—from economist and international bestselling author Daniel Altman Stuck wondering whether to sell your house? Can’t get a good deal on a used car? Not to worry—economics can...

Thought-provoking philosophical fiction. Psychological literary fiction. Dark, dialogue-driven stories about guilt, grief, trauma, identity, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive. There's a voice in your head that won't let you hide. In this collection, that voice has a face. Across twenty existential, emotionally layered stories, ordinary people at their breaking points find themselves seated across from a figure who calls himself the Devil. Sometimes he's calm. Sometimes cruel. Sometimes unsettlingly compassionate. Always precise.

Come Back Kinda Love is a story of timing, meeting the right person at the right time at the right moment, when a heart is open and ready to love. When Erika collides with John on a Saturday night in late September, she is just beginning the recovery from her divorce, unprepared for the rush of emotions that comes with meeting the man who at first night appears to be so right.

In this World War II historical novel set during the harrowing siege of Leningrad, Daniil Aslanov, a docent at the Hermitage Museum, gives tours of empty frames. As the city starves, he battles a secret shame, while his grandfather—a persecuted Orthodox priest exiled to the Gulag—clings to faith. While bombs fall and starvation grips the city, Daniil Aslanov continues to lead tours of empty frames through the Hermitage Museum. Although the museum's masterpieces have been hidden away for safekeeping, their presence lingers in memory and meaning.

Min datter skal giftes med sin drømmemand. Men kommer hun til at betale for det med sit liv? Mens konfettien lander på det lykkelige pars skuldre, beroliger jeg mig selv med, at Kyle Beaumont er en charmerende og succesfuld forretningsmand. Han er helt anderledes end hendes ekskæreste – den mand, der forsøgte at gøre min Ellie ondt. Men kun få dage efter ceremonien finder jeg et brev, som får hjertet til at stå stille i brystet på mig, fordi jeg indser, at min svigersøn skjuler noget. Ellies fortid er ved at indhente hende, og jeg er sikker på, at min datter er i fare.

For bare et par måneder siden var mit liv enkelt. Mine dage gik med at pleje mine patienter under hospitalets sterile lys. Hver dag efter arbejde hentede jeg min søn i børnehaven, lavede mad til min mand og nød hvert eneste øjeblik med dem. Men nu er alting forandret. Jeg kan ikke genkende mig selv længere. Jeg er blevet en løgner. Jeg gjorde det for at beskytte min familie. En dag, da jeg kommer hjem, står hun der: en kvinde med langt, lyst hår og perfekte, hvide tænder. Hun er den eneste, der kender min hemmelighed, og jeg ved, hvorfor hun er kommet. Hun vil have hævn.

In late 2005, casualties in Afghanistan remained just above one hundred, while media coverage largely focused on the thousands of American soldiers killed in Iraq. Reports on the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan were infrequent. Within a year, Daniel Flores would witness the resurgence of the Taliban and experience personal loss among his fellow service members. He faced sustained combat against a determined adversary in one of the most volatile and contested regions of the Hindu Kush, operating his Apache helicopter under challenging conditions.

When you first get married you never think when you say you do it really means you don’t. Meaning it’s not what it’s all cracked up to be. Reality check!! It starts off like cloud nine, hot fun in the sun, Disney world, one of your beings. It’s a lot of work. Unless you’re ready to do that run away now. This is from a man’s point of view. I’m tired of feeling insecure at times.

What does it mean to translate Shakespeare? When we change all the poetry, all the wordplay, all the syntax - all the words! - is it still Shakespeare? And is it still any good? Daniel Hahn, seasoned translator and Shakespeare fanatic, will change the way you think about language itself. Ranging widely across Shakespeare's works, and across the world's languages, this book explores why we choose the words we do and what effect they have. This micro-attention to detail reveals anew the joy of Shakespeare, celebrates creativity and revels in the power of words.

EVOLVE will remove the mystery of AI and bring global awareness to Arria. It will document the vision of NLG everywhere and the impact this technology will have on business and society. It will remove the fear of “robots coming” and communicate Arria’s purpose of ensuring “humanity will remain at the heart of artificial intelligence through natural language generation,” enabling people to do more, be more.

Autonomy Insiders is the weekly podcast for people who need a clear view of autonomous driving, not recycled takes.Each episode features interviews with leaders across the autonomy ecosystem: robotaxi operators, OEMs, platform players, regulators, and investors. We go deep on Europe and China, markets that are often under-covered, and we always connect back to the US so you can compare playbooks.We talk about what changes outcomes: deployment constraints, unit economics, partnership strategy, safety cases, regulation, and the real work of scaling fleets and operations. You will hear what ...

On a refreshingly cool summer evening in North Carolina, a hog farmer was stunned, then horrified when a light airplane crashed into his hog pens and erupted into flames. The ensuing FAA investigation convinced the small town that the crash was an accident. Except for one person. Ted Grant was an academic colleague and good friend of Dr. David Lanmore', and Ted knew that Dr. Lanmore had just discovered a cure for cancer.

For a long time, I sensed what a lot of men feel but rarely say out loud. That we’re expected to have it all figured out - how to act, how to speak, how to lead, how to carry ourselves - yet very few of us were ever actually taught. Somewhere between the outdated rules and modern expectations, a whole generation of men was left to guess their way through.

In Freddy, the Happiest Penguin, Freddy the Penguin learns the secret to turning grumbles into giggles by training his brain to focus on the good. This motivational picture book by Dr. Daniel Amen, New York Times bestselling author and board-certified child psychiatrist, offers children and...

When weary traveler Elias Rowan stumbles into the remote village of Hollowstream, he expects nothing more than a place to rest. Instead, he finds a community frozen in unnatural silence—its people terrified to speak, its roads looping endlessly back to its cursed heart. At night, whispering voices rise from the locked well in the village square. The villagers avoid eye contact. And the masked Watchers enforce rules no outsider should ever break.