In the course of this year, I immersed myself in a selection of intellectually enriching literature, delving into works such as "Competing Against Luck" authored by Clayton Christensen and "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel. Simultaneously, I dedicated substantial time to honing my technical proficiency through the rigorous exploration of texts such as "Real Analysis" by Rudin and "Professional CUDA C Programming" by John Cheng, Max Grossman, and Ty McKercher. The intention behind this concerted effort is to synthesize a comprehensive understanding of these subjects, culminating in the eventual sharing of meticulously crafted notes on my revamped personal website—an endeavor long overdue for an update.
Moreover, it is worth noting that each of the aforementioned books has been meticulously studied, with my engagement extending beyond mere perusal. I have revisited them on numerous occasions, having read each tome no less than 50 times. This repetitive immersion has been complemented by an extensive note-taking process, resulting in the compilation of hundreds of pages of insights. Furthermore, I undertook a synoptic examination, exploring tangentially related works to broaden the scope of my knowledge and intellectual pursuits.