Books

What I love about Dask is that it won't make us start from scratch. It doesn't ask us to learn a new language, adopt a new way of thinking, or rewrite five years of careful analysis into something completely different. It just takes the tools we've already got and quietly teaches them to work in parallel. The dataframe remains a dataframe. The array is still an array. The difference is that the work now spreads across eight cores, or eight hundred, and we barely had to change how we think.

Go beyond basic Linux tuning and learn how performance really works under the hood. Explore kernel internals, hardware behavior, benchmarking and production optimization with practical tools, real trade-offs and copy-paste-ready examples. Build the skills to diagnose bottlenecks and solve performance problems with confidence.

A practical survey of WebAssembly, WebGPU, WASI, runtimes, toolchains, and WASM-native languages at the browser–GPU frontier.

A practical short book on adult learning, self-evaluation, and voluntary mutual support. Twelve chapters of fictional scenes, worked examples, and optional exercises, with research limits made explicit.

Choose consensus by the failures and assumptions it must survive—not by the algorithm name. This book helps backend and infrastructure engineers compare crash-fault, Byzantine, and permissionless designs, then judge their tradeoffs in finality, membership, trust, scale, and operations.

A practical five-part career path from AI user to AI mentor, showing how experience—not fear of replacement—becomes more valuable in the AI era.

"You don't have to be seen to be hurting. And you don't have to be healed to be worthy of care."Why does a broken arm get a cast, time off, and everyone’s concern — while a broken spirit gets told to "just move on"? Why do we treat visible injuries with seriousness and invisible ones with silence?If you have ever smiled and nodded while carrying something heavy inside — if you have been asked "but you seem fine" — this book was written for you.Here is the permission you have been waiting for: to name what happened, to let your body heal at its own pace, to rebuild safety one small step at a time, to be gentle with the part of you that got hurt, and to know that healing is not linear, not quick, and not something you have to do alone.

Que una IA tenga razón no significa que tenga permiso para actuar. Una guía práctica para diseñar sistemas de IA donde capacidad, evidencia, autorización y ejecución permanecen separadas antes de producir una consecuencia real.

Your job is where you work. Your career is what you build."What happens to your value if your role disappears tomorrow? How much of what you know stays inside one building, known only to a handful of people? And how do you turn years of hard work into something that travels, speaks for itself, and opens new doors wherever you go?The old ladder assumed the organization would hold your career for you. The Career Stack shows you how to hold it yourself.From choosing a core skill that grows stronger with every use, to turning daily work into undeniable proof, to nurturing relationships that outlast any role, to using AI to multiply your impact without losing your judgment — here is the complete practical framework. No hype, no sudden career overhaul, no expensive credentials. Just the steady, deliberate work of building a system that serves you, now and long after today.

Apprenez Python pas à pas, maîtrisez les concepts essentiels et transformez vos idées en projets concrets grâce à une approche pratique et progressive.

قبل أن تبدأ تجارتك وتضع أموالك في مشروعك، تعلّم كيف تختبر الفكرة، وتفهم السوق والعميل، وتكتشف المخاطر قبل أن تتحول إلى خسائر. ابدأ بالمعرفة قبل أن تبدأ بالمال.

Linux GPU Drivers from Scratch is a comprehensive engineering guide to designing, implementing, debugging, and validating modern Linux GPU drivers at the kernel level. The book takes a ground-up approach to the Linux graphics stack, beginning with the architecture of the Direct Rendering Manager and progressing through hardware interfaces, display pipelines, memory management, command execution, synchronization, scheduling, virtualization, power management, security, diagnostics, and production readiness.

Build a real app step by step and learn which parts of CSS Houdini to use today, which to use with care, and what native CSS replaced.