My Reads

Welcome to my reading corner—a space where ideas, insights, and inspiration from books come together. Here, you'll find my personal library, what I'm currently reading, and my top picks from the last quarter (mostly non-fiction). Always feel free to reach out if you’d like to chat about books—I’d love to hear your thoughts.

2025 in Numbers

Titles Read

Pages Read

40+

Audiobook Hours

My Library

Currently Reading

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Business| Jerry Z. Muller

The Tyranny of Metrics

The ToM by Jerry Z. Muller explores how excessive measurement distorts incentives and institutions, revealing the costs of performance-driven systems and accountability.

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Technology | Chip Huyen

Designing ML Systems

Designing ML Systems by Chip Huyen explores how scalable ML systems are built in production, revealing the tradeoffs behind data, deployment, reliability, and AI applications.

My 2026-Q1 Picks

Why Nobody Understands QP

Why Nobody Understands Quantum Physics explores the mysteries and paradoxes of quantum theory, revealing uncertainty, reality, observation, and the strange laws shaping our universe.

Zero to One

Zero to One by Peter Thiel explores how bold founders build transformative companies, revealing innovation, competition, ambition, and the future of progress itself.

How Big Things Get Done

How Big Things Get Done by Bent Flyvbjerg and Dan Gardner explores why major projects succeed or fail, revealing planning, leadership, risk, and the execution behind ambitious ideas.

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