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Submitted by dwright on Mon, 2007-11-05 15:23 Follow dwright on

Is anyone else here reading "Smart (Enough) Systems" by James Taylor and Neil Raden?

I am about half-way through, and it is a 'good read'; anyone want to discuss it here?

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It's a Good (Enough) Book ;-) by ScottWAmbler
...even amusing! by dwright
As is the author by ssehlhorst
Smart Enough Systems --> Data and Analytics by dwright

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