Hacker News commenters recommend fiction books that programmers would enjoy, including titles by Neal Stephenson, Ted Chiang, and Greg Egan, among many others.
About Adrian Tchaikovsky · Charles Stross · Greg Egan · Neal Stephenson · Ted Chiang · William Gibson Filed #culture #literature #reading #tech-community Related Can we have the day off? Hacker News discussants argue that AI productivity gains will not result in shorter work weeks, as employers capture the surplus and competition prevents collective action.
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also on #literature , #culture Read to your children - James Pember Reading older, linguistically richer books to children builds vocabulary and imagination better than simplified modern children's books, and preserves access to classic literature for future generations.
also on #reading , #culture Mistwatch | Will Keleher Mistwatch follows goat‑herder Reg Burlbush as he confronts deadly mist storms on a massive Eternal Tree, joining the Thornguard to protect civilization from rising madness.
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