Electrical Engineer with M.Sc. in Communications and Informations theory. Passionate about Software-Defined Radio and now working in the autonomous driving industry.
Location
Friedrichshafen, Germany
Education
M.Sc. Communications and Information Theory
Work
R&D Engineer - Autonomous Driving Projects at ZF Friedrichshafen AG
I always enjoy a good book recommendation, so thanks a lot for this post!
One question popped into my head, from the reader's perspective more than just the coder's one: what's your position about e-books? I do enjoy having the actual book in my hands while reading it, but being constantly on the road, I've had to rely on e-readers and tablets. However, getting the opinion on the matter from a fellow book lover is very insightful.
Thanks for your comment, Nicolas! I'm glad you liked it!
I completely understand you. In fact, I used to feel like that. I used to buy a few books every month and I avoided e-books most of the time. I liked the touch of paper books, I liked their smell. I still do.
But the moment came when I moved to another country. Then in a couple of years, I changed flats again...
I only read e-books now..., except for the ones I borrow from my company's library. I try to avoid making extra work for myself by buying more paper books :D
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I always enjoy a good book recommendation, so thanks a lot for this post!
One question popped into my head, from the reader's perspective more than just the coder's one: what's your position about e-books? I do enjoy having the actual book in my hands while reading it, but being constantly on the road, I've had to rely on e-readers and tablets. However, getting the opinion on the matter from a fellow book lover is very insightful.
Thanks for your comment, Nicolas! I'm glad you liked it!
I completely understand you. In fact, I used to feel like that. I used to buy a few books every month and I avoided e-books most of the time. I liked the touch of paper books, I liked their smell. I still do.
But the moment came when I moved to another country. Then in a couple of years, I changed flats again...
I only read e-books now..., except for the ones I borrow from my company's library. I try to avoid making extra work for myself by buying more paper books :D