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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The Magic of Code

Book •

Author

Samuel Arbesman

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned as a refreshing take on technology and computer programming.

2,628 snips

Ep. 360: One-Page Productivity

The book the guest wrote, which is the main topic of the podcast.

64 snips

EP 304 Samuel Arbesman on The Magic of Code

Mentioned by

Jim O’Shaughnessy

Sam Arbesman

's newest book.

58 snips

Sam Arbesman — Science, Complexity and Humanistic Computation (EP.277)

Mentioned by

David Eagleman

Sam Arbesman

's new book, diving into the nature and joy of programming.

32 snips

Ep112 "How is computer code like magic?" (with Sam Arbesman)

Mentioned by

Eric Jorgensen

as Sam Arbesman's third and newly released book.

32 snips

#091 The Magic of Code, History of Computing, and the Future of AI Interfaces [Sam Arbesman #2]

Mitch Joel

states that he really loved Samuel Arbesman's most recent book.

30 snips

From Magic To Machines... The Wonder (And Worry) Of Code With Sam Arbesman

Mentioned by

Michael Kovnat

as exploring how computing connects with philosophy, art, and mythology.

Magic Is Real—And It’s Living in Your Computer

Mentioned by

Danny Crichton

as the main topic of the podcast and recently published by the guest.

Samuel Arbesman on his new book, The Magic of Code

Mentioned by

Michael Garfield

about writing on computing and magic and many other people's invocation of the golem.

Chaim Gingold on Building SimCity & Simulation as Discourse

The author,

Samuel Arbesman

, discusses the book's origins and its exploration of computation beyond just engineering.

Samuel Arbesman, "The Magic of Code: How Digital Language Created and Connects Our World—and Shapes Our Future" (PublicAffairs, 2025)

Mentioned by

Ravi Joseph

as the topic of the podcast episode.

Samuel Arbesman: Computation and Wonder

Mentioned as the next dialogue in the podcast, featuring Sam Arbesman to discuss software and spellcraft.

Holistic Technology for Growing a World in Love with Larry Muhlstein

Mentioned as a fantastic book with wonderful literary references and deep insights into what makes us human.

Samuel Arbesman, "The Magic of Code: How Digital Language Created and Connects Our World—and Shapes Our Future" (PublicAffairs, 2025)

Mentioned by Samuel Arbesman as a forthcoming book about computation and wonder, using ideas from the liberal arts and Jewish thought.

Michael Rosen on Golems, Dybbuks & the Four Quadrants of AI

Mentioned by

Sam Arbesman

as having great quotes from Dijkstra.

Daniel Temkin on Esoteric Programming Languages

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