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  1. How EV Charging Actually Works
    How EV Charging Actually Works
    A guide to the technology, business, and operations of electric vehicle charging
    Charles O'Donoghue

    From "I know EVs exist" to "I know how this industry works", with no prior EV knowledge needed. The book the author wished he'd had in 2017.

  2. Eternal Spring
    Eternal Spring
    Our Guide to Mexico City (2026)
    Paul Thurrott and Stephanie Thurrott

    Eternal Spring: Our Guide to Mexico City is like a Rick Steves guidebook for Mexico City ... that in many ways is nothing like a Rick Steves guidebook for Mexico City

  3. The Austrian Side Business
    The Austrian Side Business
    Use Austrian Economics to Build a Profitable, AI-Assisted Business Without Quitting Your Job
    Finxter

    How long can you keep collecting a good salary inside a company that is obviously too inefficient to survive what’s coming? This book shows you how to turn the broken workflows you already understand into income you control - before your paycheck reminds you it was never really safe.

  4. Engineering Manager’s Compass
    Engineering Manager’s Compass
    Insights for building effective engineering organizations
    Dunya Kirkali and Maxim Schepelin

    Whether you're stepping into your first management role or navigating a new company, this book shows you how to thrive by understanding the hidden rules that shape your role, building unshakeable team alignment, and mastering the art of planning in uncertainty. From decoding your company's DNA and organizational dynamics to turning vague ambitions into actionable plans, you'll discover practical frameworks that reveal why some engineering teams flourish while others get stuck in endless debates and missed deadlines. This is the book we wish we had when we first stepped into management.

  5. The INTJ Wealth Pyramide
    The INTJ Wealth Pyramide
    A Quiet System for Turning Skill into Financial Freedom
    Finxter

    INTJ is one of the rarest personality types in the world. Only about 2.1% of people share it. You notice inefficiency sooner, tolerate stupidity less, and spend years building capability without building leverage.And yet somehow, people with less depth, less skill, and less actual value keep making more money than you.

  6. Supervised Machine Learning - Linear Regression

    The book is intended to get you acquainted with the world of Supervised Machine Learning and does not assume previous knowledge of the field. The commonly leveraged Linear Regression technique used to provide predictions that are continuous in nature is detailed in the book. SAMPLE CODE INCLUDED!

  7. The Engineering Protocol Stack
    The Engineering Protocol Stack
    A Layered Model for Engineering Leadership
    Guillem Fernandez

    As an engineer you are valued most of the time by your technical skills. The time you have to use those technical skills is limited. You can find many books about increasing productivity, this is not one of them. Booster skills is about doing what you do more efficiently and getting the best output of what you already know how to do.

  8. Finding Stories in Spreadsheets
    Finding Stories in Spreadsheets
    Recipes for interviewing data - and getting answers
    Paul Bradshaw

    Every spreadsheet tells many stories - this book tells you how to ask the right questions.

  9. CASHBOT: If You Buy a Humanoid Robot, How Much Money Could You Make?
    CASHBOT: If You Buy a Humanoid Robot, How Much Money Could You Make?
    The Small-Business Playbook for Tesla Optimus and the First Real Robot Service Businesses
    Finxter

    If a humanoid robot carries about $28,000 a year in fixed cost, then at $60 contribution per billable hour it breaks even at roughly 467 billable hours per year, or just under 9 hours per week. But if supervision is heavier and contribution drops to $28 per hour, break-even jumps to 1,000 hours per year, or about 19.2 hours per week.

  10. Fifty Pieces of Gold: An Engineer's Musings on Business and Life

    I've been writing about technology for a long time. I decided to take a fresh approach by writing about the other 90% of things that interest me by consolidating a year's worth of blog posts into this book, which includes an optional (and highly recommended) audio narration.

  11. The History of the Web, Volume I

    The web's history is vast, fascinating, and not at all what you think. It's been full of twists and turns, luck and happenstance, a pure mix of serendipity and ingenuity. If you love the web, then come with me as we explore the history of the web, and finally answer that question: Where did we come from, and how did we get here?

  12. Kaue's Way Of Life
    Kaue's Way Of Life
    Kaue Silveira

    Be the best you can be. Realize your full potential. A practical, first-principles field guide to optimizing the four core pillars of a fulfilling life: Health, Wealth, Love, and Meaning.

  13. Amazon KDP for Introverts

    The most truly passive online business I know is Amazon KDP. If you want to stay anonymous and build a passive online business system the hard way, this book is for you.

  14. 心盲症 (简体中文版)
    心盲症 (简体中文版)
    关于无的文章
    Peter Armstrong and TranslateAI

    这本小书是一篇关于Aphantasia的随笔。您可以免费阅读,可以点击“Free To Read Online”按钮在您的网页浏览器中阅读,或者将这本书加入购物车以下载并以PDF和EPUB格式阅读。如果您喜欢这篇随笔,请考虑购买付费版 :)

  15. Aphantasia (Edición en Español)
    Aphantasia (Edición en Español)
    Un Ensayo Sobre Nada
    Peter Armstrong and TranslateAI

    Este libro corto es un ensayo sobre la Afantasía. Puedes leerlo gratis, ya sea haciendo clic en el botón Leer Gratis En Línea para leerlo en tu navegador web, o añadiendo el libro a tu carrito para descargarlo y leerlo en PDF y EPUB. Si disfrutas del ensayo, por favor considera comprar una copia de pago :)