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Pomodoro Breaks

Panigrahi Nirma

Making a host of powerful literature in science, technology, humanities, business and management available with the help of advanced technology and generative AI tools.

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  • August 28 · 17 min

    The era of corporate activism

    Corporations are stepping out of boardrooms and into the statehouse. In Corporate Power and the Politics of Change, Matteo Gatti reveals how global giants like Nike and Disney act as corporate governors, filling the void left by dysfunctional institutions. From social advocacy to providing essential services, he explores this high-stakes shift. Is this a necessary correction to political gridlock or a dangerous overreach? Discover how rising corporate power is reshaping the foundational structures of democracy.

  • August 27 · 20 min

    How states die

    Douglas Lemke reveals in How States Die that countries are as mortal as humans. From violent murders by conquest to suicidal unifications, he explores the lethal forces ending nations. By examining global powers and unrecognized rebels, Lemke uncovers the startling truth behind survival and extinction in our chaotic international system.

  • August 26 · 23 min

    Machine learning for engineers

    Your first production deployment is a humbling experience where beautiful models suddenly break in the real world. Navigating the fragmented tool landscape is a nightmare for most developers. Machine Learning Platform Engineering provides the map and infrastructure to bridge that gap. By building real projects like recommendation engines and AI assistants, you will learn to construct scalable platforms that turn experimental code into reliable enterprise services. Master the engineering discipline that makes AI work.

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