Books

At The Medical Futurist, we firmly believe that patients or users of advanced technologies must be in a position where they can decide how much of their privacy they are willing to give up in exchange for a chance for a healthier life. Read The Medical Futurist's guide to understand, anticipate and control your privacy in the era of digital health.

The streamlined guide to help you create focused and direct product roadmaps. Product roadmaps to help you win over stakeholders with good use of priority and the right communication. Concepts here also help steer ideas of the product roadmap using Agile best practices, to really add value.

This is a short manual to understand the 4th Industrial Revolution Technologies & 5G in very easy & understandable language.

How to Do Nothing Well is a book that will teach you how to meditate in a revolutionary way.

There was nothing left here. He looked at the burned ruins of the garden, unable to process it. This was Summer’s pride. Beauty, and colour. Life living in unity. Yet, there was just. . . Nothing but ash. Burned out rats lying amongst the fallen charcoal that used to be trees.

She sighed heavily, looking at the ruins of the farm. The fires had scorched through here badly. The calamity. The skies had burned, and poisonous stones had fallen from the sky. The entire mortal world had nearly been lost in the chaos.

She turned, looking at the woman in fear as she took her hands, “I appoint you to be my High Priestess in all of Ozandius.”

She glared at the Fae as he tried to sit, falling through her leg. She leaned over, and whispered in the irritating man’s ear, “If you don’t get off my leg, I’ll eat you.”

Recently, convolutional neural networks have surpassed humans in different tasks such as classification of natural objects and classification of traffic signs. After their great success, convolutional neural networks have become the first choice for learning features from training data.

Trei died. He got roasted by a mage, for trying to be a hero. Things aren't so bad. At least he didn't stay dead.

If you’ve ever heard “QA is the bottleneck,” “we’ll fix it next sprint,” or “we’ve always done it this way,” this book is for you. You’ll learn how to turn repeat pain into clear evidence, better decisions, and changes that actually stick.

A comical and dark exploration into the life and mind of Cooper, an intelligent yet quirky individual who has the tendency of accidentally getting involved with things, people and places that, conventionally would be considered detrimental.

This book will help you learn about various command line options and features that make it possible to write compact Ruby one-liners.