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On a humid May night in 2015, a brilliant mother is brutally murdered on a dimly lit path in Parramatta Park, Sydney. To the police it looks like senseless violence — until the world’s most powerful intelligence agencies discover it was anything but random.What follows is an unprecedented global hunt to unmask the one man who planned the perfect crime: her own husband — a debt-ridden gambler who arranged her execution from halfway across the world… and listened as she died.

The fastest code you will ever write is the code you already have, tuned correctly.

You are not bad at data. Your work has outgrown the shape of Excel. This book helps finance, HR, operations, reporting, and business analysis professionals replace manual spreadsheet survival with calmer, reusable workflows in R.

AI can write code faster than any human can review it. That changes the economics of engineering, but not what engineering is for. The bottleneck has moved from building to judging —and judgment cannot be prompt-engineered into a system designed for cheap proposals.

Projektmanagement und Agile haben Ihre Produktivität nicht so verbessert, wie Sie gehofft hatten? Termine sind oft nicht verlässlich vorhersagbar? TameFlux gibt Ihnen einen klaren Fokus durch Engpass-Optimierung für Unternehmen mit vielen Beteiligten

The CISO's field guide to hardening ServiceNow, defending its APIs, and meeting NIS2, DORA, and EU AI Act obligations. Written by a former Principal Security Advisor in ServiceNow's Office of the CISO.

Most books about ChatGPT explain the magic. This one shows you the math. Inside Large Language Models, Volume I takes a curious beginner from "what is an LLM" to a complete, trained GPT, with nothing more than high-school algebra, a working laptop, and a willingness to read carefully. Every formula is walked through by hand. Every line of code comes with a plain-English explanation. By the end you will have built, trained, and run your own transformer from scratch, and you will know exactly what is happening inside. No PhD or Data Science required. No prior machine learning needed. Just curiosity and a calculator.

Stop being a 'Syntax Coder' and start becoming a 'Diagnostic Architect' by mastering the hidden mental models of software failure. This book teaches you how to own every logical branch of your system and eliminate bugs before they even happen. Stop guessing and start diagnosing.

If you've ever wondered what the quantum computing stack actually looks like from top to bottom, this is the book.

如果惯性可以被编程会怎样？本书在 11 种编程语言中实现了 NKTg 定律 = f(x, v, m)，并通过真实 ESA 火星数据验证，误差仅为 0.208% —— 从 Python 到 Assembly，从人工智能到量子计算。

A practical handbook for building deterministic, auditable AI pipelines with safety gates, capability profiles, audit trails, telemetry and production deployment patterns.

There is a small, persistent wrongness in modern life — the feeling that the real thing is always just ahead. This book will not fix it. That is not a disclaimer. It is the first thing this book has to say.

From the "original sin" of the stateless web to the looming threat of quantum-powered breaches, Something You Don't Know decodes the thousands of years of human ingenuity behind the login box. You will master modern engineering essentials like passkeys, Zero Trust architecture, and ML-KEM while learning to secure the next frontier: autonomous AI agents. It is the definitive guide for senior engineers who want to understand the physics of identity and build systems that are truly unshakeable.