Machine.Learning.An.Algorithmic.Perspective (2nd. Edition) PDF

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Out of control, the full name is runaway: New Biology of machine, society and economy (out of control:the new biology of machines, social Systems, and the economic world).
In 2006, Chris Anderson, the author of Long Tail, rated the book on Amazon's website:
"This is probably the most important book of the 90," and "a rare book that sells well in a year." "Although some of the examples in the book may be outdated after more than 10 years, the message is becoming more and more insightful." "At that time, people could not imagine the prominence of popular wisdom such as blogs and wikis, but Kelly foresaw it exactly. This is probably the smartest book in the past decade. ”
This is a "tome" of the Evolution of human society (or more generally complex systems), which is bound to be beneficial to readers who are not afraid of "mind gymnastics".
"Runaway" was written in 1994, Kevin Kelly, the founding editor of Wired magazine. The book is a glimpse into the future of technology, society and the economy at the forefront of that time.
The concepts that are mentioned in the book and are rising or hot today include: Popular Wisdom, cloud computing, Internet of things, virtual reality, agile development, collaboration, mutual benefit, symbiosis, co-evolution, network community, network economy, etc. It is not too easy to say that it is a "prophetic" book. It must also conceal the "prophecy" of the future that we have yet to prove or glimpse.

Kevin Kelly (Kevin kelly,1952 April 27 ~, people nickname him as KK),
He influenced Apple's Steve Jobs, the editor-in-chief of Wired magazine Chris Anderson, the director of the Matrix, Wachowski brothers, and the director of the Minority Report Steven Spielberg, who was involved in the founding of Wired magazine, the first hacking conference, the creation of runaway. He is the spokesperson and observer of the network culture ... He's--Kevin Kelly.
The founding editor of Wired (Wired) magazine. Prior to the founding of "Wired", he was an editor and publisher of the global Survey magazine (the Whole Earth Catalog, Steve Jobs ' favorite magazine). In 1984, KK launched its first hacking conference (Hackers Conference). His articles also appear in heavyweight media and magazines such as The New York Times, The Economist, The Times, and science.
Kevin Kelly is seen as a spokesperson and observer for the "Cyber Culture" (cyberculture), and some call it "Ranger" (Maverick).
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Machine.Learning.An.Algorithmic.Perspective (2nd. Edition) PDF