Tobi Lutke

From the creator of the wildly popular blog Wait But Why, a fun and fascinating deep dive into what the hell is going on in our strange, unprecedented modern times....

El modo intemporal de construir es el primero de una serie de tres libros que intenta describir una actitud totalmente nueva con respecto a la arquitectura y el urbanismo. Los tres procuran conformar una alternativa que desafíe las ideas actuales sobre arquitectura, construcción y planificación, una alternativa que esperamos reemplace gradualmente las ideas y las prácticas corrientes que hoy usamos. Los otros dos libros llevan por título: Un lenguaje de patrones (1977), Urbanismo y participación: El caso de la Universidad de Oregón (1975).

Explore the history and engineering behind one of the most influential video games of all time with Game Engine Black Book. Follow the story of how ID Software made the bold decision to scrap their successful gaming technology and start from scratch with DOOM. Dive into extensive descriptions and detailed drawings to understand the challenges faced by the team, from revolutionary game engine design to hardware limitations. Discover how DOOM changed the gaming industry and became a true legend.

Enter the world of original computer hackers in this classic book celebrating its 25th anniversary. Follow the brilliant and eccentric nerds from the late 1950s to the early 80s as they take risks, bend the rules, and push the world in a radical new direction. With updated material from noteworthy hackers such as Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Richard Stallman, and Steve Wozniak, Hackers is a fascinating story that begins in early computer research labs and leads to the first home computers. Get ready to discover how underground activities blazed a trail for today's digital world.

"Scale" by Geoffrey West is a groundbreaking exploration into complexity science, examining how underlying simplicity unites diverse systems in our world, from living organisms to cities and businesses. Through his groundbreaking research, West has discovered a fascinating correlation between the size of mammals and their energy use, health, and mortality rates. He applies this same concept to cities, revealing a pattern of scalability that contributes to their success or failure. This insightful book offers an eye-opening journey into the natural laws that connect us all in profound ways, and their far-reaching implications for our society and world.

Discover the intriguing world of finite and infinite games with this fascinating book. Author James P. Carse delves into the two types of games and explores the purpose of each. While finite games are played to be won, infinite games focus on continuing the play. Carse uncovers the impact these games have on our lives, from the nature of power and glory to the subtleties of love and science. This rich and insightful read is a journey of observation and enlightenment that will leave you thinking for years to come.

Discover a world of wonder where immortality is real, but not what you'd expect. In Permutation City, you'll explore the lives of digital selves as they navigate a virtual reality program. Follow Paul Durham as he grapples with his Copies' changing minds and Maria Deluca, an Autoverse addict, who indulges in a world that lives and breathes by mathematical laws. Join them on their journey as they navigate the question of what really makes you "you." From the brilliant mind of Greg Egan comes a novel that will keep you questioning your own existence.

A young Warrior Kid faces a new challenge over the summer: how to handle Danny Rhinehart, a boy who seems to do everything better than him. Luckily, his Navy SEAL Uncle Jake is visiting and offers to help him overcome his ego and learn to handle competition. But it won't be easy as Marc must work and train hard to find his own way.

In "Marc's Mission," a young boy's summer is ruined by a mean bully, a falling-apart bike, and a lack of transportation to summer camp. But with the help of his Navy SEAL Uncle Jake, Marc learns that being a Warrior Kid means being strong both inside and out. Can he overcome his anger and get the bike he wants while standing up to Nathan James? This story shows that there's more to life than just physical strength.

A kid struggling through fifth grade gets unexpected help from his tough Navy SEAL Uncle. Follow Marc as he transforms himself into a warrior and stands up to the class bully in this illustrated chapter book by bestselling author Jocko Willink. The Way of the Warrior Kid is a fun and inspiring read for kids looking to build confidence and resilience.