Seth Holloway PhD, is a technology leader who tries to improve everyday. Sometimes, he succeeeds.
This year I read 26 books, and looking back, a pattern emerged: I’m fascinated by systems – whether that’s the game mechanics of a dungeon crawler, the organizational charts of tech companies, or the neural wiring of my own brain.
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Software developers are cynical about AI, specifically generative AI (GenAI) like ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and Gemini. In talking to a variety of people outside of software the main response is basically, “what can AI do for me?” Within devs I see three broad categories: Skeptics who refuse to engage with AI Dabblers who have tested the waters Practitioners who treat AI as a turbocharger that can…
2024 was an incredible year, and I count myself blessed.
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In 2023 I focused a little less on books, allowing myself more time for podcasts, lectures, talks, etc. I read 33 books across a variety of genres.
I took something meaningful from almost all of the 36 new books I read in 2022. For that, I am grateful.
This year my reading skewed more towards non-fiction for whatever reason.
In 2020 I read 36 books. I enjoyed most of them with a few standing out.
In 2019 I read a lot of great books. I improved my understanding of business, management, technology, history, and myself. Below are my favorites.