Books

Read Keats as a path of awakening. Each poem paired with an early Buddhist discourse, each pairing a small case history of liberation.

New to retros? Let's pretend that Corinna is supposed to teach you how to facilitate effective retrospectives. Learn how the creator of Retromat does it and how to adapt things to fit your own context.

This book focuses on the enshittification of Windows 11 and what you can do to fight back by countering the bad behaviors in this platform through fixes, workarounds, and configuration changes.

Bridge the gap between high-level C# and raw hardware execution. Eliminate GC pauses with zero-allocation Span<T> and SIMD vectorization. Learn to build blazing-fast tokenizers and local LLM inference engines. Stop waiting for the runtime—start engineering for extreme AI performance.

Take a look under the hood of your Windows personal computer. Locate and eliminate security problems. This book shows you how to become an amateur digital Sherlock Holmes.

Break free from expensive cloud APIs to build private, offline-capable AI systems. Harness ONNX Runtime and LlamaSharp to run LLMs and Vision models natively in C#. Master hardware acceleration and local RAG pipelines for lightning-fast, zero-latency performance. Stop paying per token—start engineering high-performance intelligence directly on the Edge.

Evolve from building static applications to architecting sophisticated cognitive systems. Master the Microsoft Semantic Kernel to bridge deterministic C# code with LLM reasoning. Build autonomous agents that plan, execute, and adapt using advanced enterprise patterns. Stop writing scripts and start engineering the future of intelligent .NET software.

Stop scripting and start engineering the next generation of cloud-native AI. Master C# and Kubernetes to build resilient, distributed agent swarms at scale. Bridge the gap between experimental logic and high-performance, production-grade systems. Architect the future of intelligence—from event-driven scaling to secure service meshes.

There’s a certain satisfaction in solving a differential equation by hand.You examine it, try a substitution, watch the terms rearrange

Learn Linear Algebra by writing code.