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  Coding Interview - The Ultimate...

  Dylan Christian

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  Pass any coding interview when you understand the top questions and situations you will face from any employer 
  Have you ever dreamed of getting a high-powered job with a major company to develop their software or even their flagship products? 
  Have you been sitting in front of a computer for years, hacking code and developing awesome applications that people love to use? 
  Did you want to make coding and product development a career but can’t get your foot in the door? 
  Then the following book is for you. For years, people like you have been looking to get their foot into major companies like Google, Facebook, and even Activision or Blizzard with little to no success. The main reason, they fail to pass the coding interview. 
  When applying for these jobs, they don’t want to hire anyone that can’t pass this interview. They don’t want people to get into these positions, tie up deadlines, and mess up years of advancement with poorly written code. For this reason, they will give you what is known as a coding interview to prove that you can play the game with those who are working in the company already. 
  In this book, you will:Understand what a coder or developer is, and why you would want to be oneLearn about the foundations that most people don’t talk about when getting these jobGain insight into what employers are looking at before you are even considered for the interviewLearn about what to have before you apply and what to do in the pre-interviewsHave access to many common questions and answers you will be asked in these interviews so you can understand what to expect and how to answerAnd so much more! 
  This book is a look into the world of programming and getting a job as a coder. If you are someone who believes that this is the lifestyle for you, then knowing what to do to pass the coding interview is key.

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  You Are Not Your Genetics

  M.D. Ken Pelletier

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  What we eat, drink, breathe, our stress levels, our use of pharmaceuticals, our interaction with the immediate physical and social environment are all essential factors in genetic expression. Here Pelletier describes epigenesis as the new science that focuses on the changes we make in our lifestyle that can make a difference in the expression of our genes.

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  The Witch's Yearbook - Spells...

  Clare Gogerty

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  Celebrate the Wheel of the Year—from Samhain to Mabon—with remedies, charms, crystals, and DIY crafts that connect you with sabbat traditions and customs. 
   
  This book will guide you through a year of magic. Based on the cycles of nature and guided by the seasons, it will give you the tools and know-how to unveil the magic that surrounds us. By celebrating the eight sabbats of the Wheel of the Year, you will work with nature to activate your hidden power and trigger miraculous happenings. Witchcraft can attract love, give your career a boost, protect your home and help with healing. It will enrich your life. 
   
  Packed with information and inspiration, this book boosts well-being, self-worth and happiness by tapping into the healing power of nature, the cycle of the seasons, the pull of the moon, the wisdom of ancient trees and forgotten paths, and the spiritual rewards of creativity. It includes:Seasonal spells, remedies, rituals and affirmations that use the power of plants, herbs and stones to offer guidance and healing.Features including crystal gazing, dowsing, reading the Tarot, the magic of stone circles and folklore traditions, to increase knowledge and inspire curiosity.Creative projects with a witchy purpose that can be used in rituals and spells. 
   
  Whether you are a solitary hedge witch, part of a coven, a practicing witch or an aspiring one, this book will furnish you with the vital knowledge to enrich your journey and to sprinkle magic and enchantment over every day.

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  The Sun - A Very Short Introduction

  Philip Judge

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  The Sun, as our nearest star, is of enormous importance for life on Earth, providing the warm radiation and light which allowed complex life to evolve. The Sun plays a key role in influencing our climate, while solar storms and high-energy events can threaten our communication infrastructure and satellites. 
  This Very Short Introduction explores what we know about the Sun—its physics, its structure, origins, and future evolution. Philip Judge explains some of the remaining puzzles about the Sun that still confound us, using elementary physics and mathematical concepts. Why does the Sun form spots? Why does it flare? As he shows, these and other nagging difficulties relate to the Sun's continually variable magnetism, which converts an otherwise dull star into a machine for flooding interplanetary space with variable radiation, high-energy particles, and magnetic ejections. Throughout, Judge highlights the many reasons that the Sun is important and why scientists engage in solar research.

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  Artificial Intelligence: What...

  Neil Wilkins

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  Are you confused about what all the rage behind artificial intelligence is and would like to learn more? 
  This book covers everything from machine learning to robotics and the internet of things. 
  You can use it as a nifty guidebook whenever you come across news headlines that talk about some new advancement in AI by Google or Facebook. 
  By the time you finish reading, you will be aware of what artificial neural networks are, how gradient descent and back propagation work, and what deep learning is. 
  You will also learn a comprehensive history of AI, from the first invention of automations in antiquity to the driver-less cars of today. 
  Here’s just a tiny fraction of what you’ll discover:Understand how machines can “think” and how they learnLearn the five reasons why experts are warning us about AI researchFind the answers to the top six myths of artificial intelligenceLearn what neural networks are and how they work, the “brains” of machine learningUnderstand reinforcement learning and how it is used to teach machine learning systems through experienceBecome up-to-date with the current state-of-the-art artificial intelligence methods that use deep learningLearn the basics of recommender systemsExpand your current view of machines and what is possible with modern roboticsEnter the vast world of the internet of things technologiesFind out why AI is the new business degreeAnd much, much more! 
  If you want to learn more about artificial intelligence, then scroll up and click “add to cart”!

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  Animals Erased - Discourse...

  Arran Stibbe

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  “Amazingly clear and incisive readings of a wide range of discourses related to animals and ecology” from the author of Ecolinguistics (Karla Armbruster, coeditor of Beyond Nature Writing). 
   
  Animals are disappearing, vanishing, and dying out—not just in the physical sense of becoming extinct, but in the sense of being erased from our consciousness. Increasingly, interactions with animals happen at a remove: mediated by nature programs, books, and cartoons; framed by the enclosures of zoos and aquariums; distanced by the museum cases that display lifeless bodies.  
   
  In this thought-provoking book, Arran Stibbe takes us on a journey of discovery, revealing the many ways in which language affects our relationships with animals and the natural world. Animal-product industry manuals, school textbooks, ecological reports, media coverage of environmental issues, and animal-rights polemics all commonly portray animals as inanimate objects or passive victims. In his search for an alternative to these negative forms of discourse, Stibbe turns to the traditional culture of Japan. Within Zen philosophy, haiku poetry, and even contemporary children’s animated films, animals appear as active agents, leading their own lives for their own purposes, and of value in themselves. 
   
  “Those of us of cultures of the land—both working with and, yes, consuming animals—will applaud Arran Stibbe’s analysis of the loss of soul when right relationship is discarded.” —Alastair McIntosh, author of Soil and Soul

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