Mark Russinovich's Book Recommendations
Mark Russinovich is a Technical Fellow at Microsoft, known for his expertise in Windows internals and systems programming. He co-founded Winternals Software, later acquired by Microsoft, and is a contributing author to the Windows Internals book series. Based on his recommendations, he enjoys both technical books and historical fiction.
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📚 Books Recommended by Mark Russinovich 10
The Blockchain Innovator's Handbook
"For uses of blockchain in the enterprise, check out this newly published book by @ConorSvensson, for examples and guidance: "The Blockchain Innovator's Handbook: A leader’s guide to understanding, adopting and succeeding with this disruptive technology,""
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Practical Microservices with Dapr and .NET
"If you're a .NET dev, this book is a great way to get started with Dapr: "Practical Microservices with Dapr and .NET""
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A Gentleman in Moscow
"@ram_ssk @amortowles It was a fantastic book. Read it based on Billg's book recommendations."
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"Great book on how you can leverage ML to develop your ML models in Azure:"
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Mastering Ethereum
"These are books I found useful to learn about blockchain."
Solidity Programming Essentials
"These are books I found useful to learn about blockchain."
Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!
"Non-work books I've read that I recommend"
Hit Refresh
"Non-work books I've read that I recommend"
Quantum Physics
"I've read a lot of books on quantum computing. These are the ones I recommend to get a great overview of quantum mechanics and then quantum computing."
Homo Deus
"Non-work books I've read that I recommend"