A new religion or a denomination of an existing one appears every day. Memory Religion backs them up. One of the attractive features of Memorianity is eternal immortality through the Memory of our Universe, and it is supported by the philosophy of Memoidealism, which claims that memory is the core foundation and part of everything, including itself. The original Core Testament of Memory Religion is based on a revelation to Dmitry Vostokov on the 17th of December 2008, before 2:40 pm (GMT), and a series of memory-trace revelations shortly afterward that resulted in 7 Memorianic Prophesies, illustrated with full-color memory-space art. This book also contains aphorisms and some relevant articles excerpted with minor modification from Memory Dump Analysis Anthology (Summa Memorianica, Diagnomicon), the foundational text of Memoretics, the science of memory snapshots. Further information can be found at www.MemoryReligion.com.
This book is an anthology of posts on people and project management from 2008 to 2010, when the author was a manager and was roaming between management training sessions. It started as a blog, Management Bits and Tips: Reflections on Software Engineering and Software Technical Support Management, which now survives as a Facebook page, ManagementBits. When the author returned to engineering after management in 2009, he wanted to publish a book with the original title, Management Bits: An Anthology from Reductionist Manager. Around 2015, he changed its title to Critique of Management Reason: Management Bits and Tips from Can't and added a few more bits as late as 2017.
The sequence of events is so fast, you can hardly keep track when it comes to space exploration, this book will put you on the start point and hopefully keep your passion going for space exploration activities.
The world of engineering is evolving, and with it, the way teams create the technology that shapes our lives.In The Human Side of Code, Sulaiman Adejumo offers a new understanding of what truly drives success in modern engineering. Blending clarity, empathy, and real experience, he reveals how culture, communication, and collaboration influence every decision behind the screen. The book provides practical insights for engineers who want to grow beyond technical skill and build teams that work with trust and purpose. This is an invitation to create not only better software, but better environments where people can think boldly, support one another, and build solutions that matter. It reminds us that behind every system is a human story, and that the strongest engineering begins with the people who bring it to life.
The world of engineering is shifting, and with it, the expectations placed on the people who build our digital future. In The Engineer’s Compass, Sulaiman Adejumo offers a fresh definition of what it means to succeed in modern tech. Blending curiosity, clarity, and human insight, he introduces practical tools for engineers who want to move beyond code and build careers that reflect both skill and purpose. This book invites readers to craft not only reliable systems, but meaningful journeys, where growth is intentional and every direction leads to deeper understanding.
Join Mila the Monkey, Leo the Lion, and Toto the Tortoise on a heartwarming jungle adventure!“The Jungle of Sharing” is a fun, simple English story that teaches children the joy of kindness, teamwork, and sharing. With charming scenes and easy vocabulary, young readers won’t want to stop turning the pages!
Is your team’s ‘busy work’ not translating into shipped features? You’re not alone. The root cause is often a lack of clarity, not a lack of effort. In ‘Build Faster: The Product Clarity Playbook,’ you’ll get:- The 4-part framework to turn vague ideas into buildable work.- The 1-page PRD template that guarantees alignment.- The 2 non-negotiable rules for writing perfectly clear tasks.- Real case studies from the field. Stop the rework cycles and start shipping with confidence.
Everyone blames development for being slow. But what if the real bottleneck isn't your engineering team at all? After 25 years as an engineering manager and CTO, and 8 years coaching technology leaders through their biggest challenges, Stephan Schmidt has discovered an uncomfortable truth: you can squeeze out 10-20% by optimizing development, but you'll never reach the next level that way. The real lever? Decisions. Meetings. The six months an idea bounces around before anyone writes a line of code. This mini-book shows you how to measure and optimize the entire journey from idea to revenue—not just the coding part. You'll learn 10 practical rules to slash time to market, including how to build a decision culture that doesn't stall, why working in parallel actually slows you down, and how understanding MVP stages can free up development capacity. Stop blaming your developers. Start fixing what actually matters.
Build a real-world digital banking platform from scratch using .NET 10, Clean Architecture, DDD, Angular 21 (Nx Monorepo), Docker, PostgreSQL, and GitHub Actions CI/CD. This hands-on, full-stack guide shows you how fintech systems are built in modern software teams—covering microservices, secure APIs, authentication, event-driven architecture, automated testing, containerization, and more. No shortcuts, no toy examples. Just real engineering.
The content has been organised around five operational domains that mirror the SY0-701 objectives and everyday security responsibilities. Each domain contains key references, crosswalks and short scenarios to facilitate rehearsal of connections rather than isolated facts. In order to assist you with finding terms quickly during last-minute revision, To facilitate this process, practice items are designed to pair acronyms with their respective appearances in multiple-choice questions, thereby training recognition in context.
You cannot lead what you cannot see. In AI-heavy organizations, illegibility is now the default. This book gives you fracture names, diagnostic protocols, and field kits for seeing and governing systems where dashboards lie and decisions live in prompts no one saved.
Mastering Advanced Time Series Forecasting in Python is the definitive sequel to the #1 forecasting bestseller. Designed for practitioners who want to go beyond ARIMA and basic ML, this book takes you deep into probabilistic forecasting, hierarchical coherence, and cutting-edge foundation models—backed by production-ready Python code. Learn how to assess forecastability, build scalable pipelines, quantify uncertainty, and deploy systems that deliver real business impact. Written by a globally recognized expert whose methods power multimillion-dollar decisions, this is the practical, honest, and advanced guide every data scientist, ML engineer, and quantitative professional needs to master modern forecasting.
A collection of mind - puzzling riddles and funny jokes.