Favorite maths books
More favorite books
- My war gone by, I miss it so; Anthony Loyd
- The village; Bing West
- Dr. Zhivago; Boris Pasternak
- Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world; Haruki Murakami
- The red badge of courage; Stephen Crane
- Goodbye to all that; Robert Graves
- Street without joy; Bernard Fall
- A rumor of war; Philip Caputo
- Fear and loathing in Las Vegas; Hunter S. Thompson
- Critical care; Richard Dooling
- White man’s grave; Richard Dooling
- A bright and shining lie; Neil Sheehan
- Shah of Shahs; Ryszard Kapuscinski
- City of Thieves; David Bienoff
- We were soldiers once, and young; Hal Moore and James Galloway
Favorite music
My taste is pretty eclectic but these days my playlists are 90% stoner rock.
I find it perfect for listening to while coding or working on maths problems.
I love Kyuss, Clutch, Spaceslug, All Them Witches, Somali Yacht Club, Elephant Tree, King Buffalo,
etc.
Favorite drinks
- Suntory “The Premium” Malts, Guinness, rum, and shiso-flavored shochu (tantakatan)
Favorite films
- Apocalypse Now
- Pulp Fiction
- Aliens
Favorite TV shows
Greatest songs of all time
- “The Regulator” by Clutch
- “Phototropic” by Kyuss
- “Hard time killing floor blues” by Skip James
- “Something to Say” by the Mud Suns
- “Woman driving, man sleeping” by Eels
- “Call me star” by All Them Witches
- “Bright lights” by Gary Clark Jr.
- “Gullah” by Clutch
- “Wish you were here” by Pink Floyd
- “Jail break” by AC-DC
- “Fire coming out of the monkey’s head” by Gorillaz
- “One bourbon, one scotch and One beer” by George Thorogood / John Lee Hooker
- “Modern times” by The Black Keys
Recipes