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Mentioned in 5 episodes

Just for fun

Book • 2001

David Diamond - undifferentiated

This book chronicles Linus Torvalds' remarkable journey from his early days as a young programmer to his creation of the Linux operating system, which sparked a global software revolution.

It offers insights into the philosophy of open-source culture and the power of collaborative innovation, blending humor, humility, and profound insight.

Mentioned by

Jan-Keno Janssen

Linus Sebastian

Mentioned in 5 episodes

Mentioned by

David Senra

in relation to the book "Just for Fun."

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Erwähnt von

Jan-Keno Janssen

, der das Buch lesen möchte, weil er Linus Torvalds für einen extrem interessanten Menschen hält.

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Mentioned by

Linus Sebastian

as he prepares for a collaboration, calling it homework to better prepare himself.

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Recommended by

Phil Harris

as an insightful account of the author's approach to innovation and open-source software.

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Mentioned as the book read for the episode, chronicling the creation of Linux and Linus Torvalds' life.

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Mentioned by

Carter Morgan

as a book they discussed at the end of July.

Accountability Check (2025)

Mentioned by

Jill Bryant

describing Linus Torvalds signing a copy and its presence in her collection.

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