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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Hackers

Heroes of the Computer Revolution

Book • 1984

Mentioned by

Javier Recuenco

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

John Carmack

as a formative book during his teenage years, influencing his understanding of the hacker ethic.

#309 – John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, Programming, Video Games, and Rockets

Mentioned by

Tobi Lütke

as a book that shows the mainline history of our species.

Tobi Lütke: Calm Progress

Mentioned by

Fred Turner

as Steven Levy’s book that popularized the hacker figure and inspired the 1984 Hackers Conference.

Counterculture to Cyberculture with Fred Turner

Mentioned by

Jason Snell

as Steven Levy's earlier work providing context about hacker culture and computing, related to his later Apple histories.

MBW 1018: 50 Years and Still Going Strong - Apple: The First 50 Years

Mentioned by

Steven Levy

as a book he wrote about hackers.

Apple Watch vs Samsung | The Rise of Apple Watch with Steven Levy (Wired) & Cam Wolf (GQ) | 4

Mencionado por

Javier Recuenco

al hablar sobre la influencia de la GNU y la Fundación Libre, remarcando que la información es libre.

#138 - ¿Y si la donación de órganos fuera una comunidadOpen Source? 🌀

Mentioned by

Stephen Jones

, recalling how mythical the book made the MIT AI Lab seem.

The Past Still Boots with the Interim Computing Museum's Stephen Jones

Erwähnt von

Florian Sturm

als das klassische Buch, in dem die Hackerethik erstmals zusammengefasst wurde.

What the Hack? – Deshalb sind Hacker mehr als Computer-Knacker

Recommended as a classic book on hackers.

Hacking | What’s in the Blue Box? | S46-E1

Mentioned by

Steve Henn

in the context of discussing the book "Hackers" by Steve Levy and its portrayal of women in the tech industry.

When women stopped coding (Classic)

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