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Lev’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Lev’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Lev Reyzin’s Followers (1)
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Lev Reyzin
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Member Since
July 2011
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https://www.goodreads.com/lreyzin
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Making Sense of Modern Science: A Tour for the Curious
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Lev Reyzin
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Blightfall (Riftwake, #1)
by Brandon Sanderson (Goodreads Author)
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| An entertaining though somewhat ponderous story about conflicts between Normans and Saxons in 12th century England. I would have given three stars, but I’m adding an extra one because this book helped start and popularized my favorite genre (historic ...more | |
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Lev Reyzin
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131 other people
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Michael Nielsen's review
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If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies: Why Superhuman AI Would Kill Us All:
"A difficult book to review.
As many reviews have pointed out, there are significant holes at some points in the argument. These holes will be used by people who dislike the conclusion to justify ignoring or dismissing the book. However: the book also c" Read more of this review » |
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Lev Reyzin
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| I tried this book, but the author begins by describing standard nuclear policy as if it’s a scandal she uncovered. Her amateurism is clear, and I stopped reading soon after encountering her description of von Neumann as a “nuclear scientist.” | |
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| An entertaining though somewhat ponderous story about conflicts between Normans and Saxons in 12th century England. I would have given three stars, but I’m adding an extra one because this book helped start and popularized my favorite genre (historic ...more | |
