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Publisher: Simon & Schuster; Reprint edition (July 18, 2017)
Publication Date: July 18, 2017
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Language: English
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For years, I have been reading references to Claude Shannon because of his involvement in so many critical developments in science, communications, Bell Labs, and even the stock market. About his sense of humor or his riding a unicycle through Bell Labs – while juggling (a favorite hobby). And about his groundbreaking, earth-shaking realization that all communication, from voice to music to documents to photos – is all data and could be treated the same way. Without this insight, I could not post this review today. But there was no way to get my fill of Claude Shannon – no biographies or documentaries of an American genius who lived until 2001! A Mind At Play begins to fill this yawning gap (and it seems a documentary is finally in the works as well).Shannon was a natural. He simply did. Whatever caught his eye. He invented machines all his life, designed them, machined them, theorized their optimization, and cleared the air on numerous topics that concerned them. His great gift to us was his reductionism. He could look at a problem and strip away the redundancies, the tangents, the superfluities – and the noise. Especially the noise. The bare core that was left was now addressable and solvable. With that, he could add back the other factors as needed. It made his solutions elegant. This clarity of vision is dispiritingly rare. That a man of his many other abilities had it has benefitted the world disproportionately.He was in it for the intellectual challenge. While other scientists won Nobel Prizes, fame, fortune, privilege and rank, Shannon shunned the limelight and kept working (and playing). “Down to Earth†doesn’t begin to describe him. His toy room served him to the end. He hated speeches, and preferred playing the clarinet (or chess) to lecturing. This was in no way a stock-standard scientist. His brilliance was evident to everyone throughout his long life. And he worked with all of the most brilliant.My favorite story in the book is when his young daughter brought out a package of toothpicks and dropped them all over the wood plank floor. Rather than scold her or instruct her to clean it right up, Shannon observed: â€You know, you could calculate the value of pi from that.†I also liked the index finger he installed in the basement toy room. When his wife wanted him to come upstairs, she pulled the cord in the kitchen and the finger curled upward. This man makes for a fascinating biography.Among his great discoveries was how to eliminate noise. Noise in the transmission of data corrupts it, making the message incomplete, wrong or unintelligible. Shannon broke down elements to their smallest, and assigned them numeric labels. If you gave (say) a letter a two digit equivalent, you would get a wrong letter if one of the digits was blurred by noise. By giving them longer strings of digits, they could tolerate noise and still be correct at the receiving end. This sort of outside the box thinking revolutionized countless industries.We owe Claude Shannon a lot, and Soni & Goodman’s book takes a big first step in paying that debt.David Wineberg
This is a book worth reading, my sense is it captures the essense of Claude Shannon's life and achievements. More importantly it does so whilst respecting his innate humble nature.I read Shannon's paper in my youth on information theory, it had a profound impact then and now. It still stands as a paper that changed my perception of what communication is. This book gives you insight into his life and his works - I recommend it.
A superb biography of a genius. It covers his entire history from his technical peaks to his tragic end in Alzheimer's disease. Wish it would have been possible that his personally imagined funeral could have been celebrated. The documentation of his life is deep and includes many photographs. The flow is perfectly paced and detailed. Enjoyed his lecture attended by Einstein in pursuit of tea and cookies at Princeton.If you ever puzzled through A Mathematical Theory of Communications it is a treat to see the man behind it's genius.Thank you Jimmy Soni and Robert Goodman for your great work!
One of my critiques of the technology industry is that there's not a rich body of work around the intellectual history of the space. This is starting to change, and this book by Soni and Goodman is an important addition. Shannon's a fascinating character and his personality comes through with various episodes, many concerning his family. Those are glimpses into his life that we've never had before, in fact, my general awareness of Shannon has transformed into specific knowledge - and it's compelling reading.The book seamlessly tells two stories - that of Shannon's work and of Shannon's life. There are obviously tradeoffs - this is not a technical treatise nor pure storytelling. It is a meticulously researched mix and it's a better book for that combination.The authors do us a service in taking both the man and his family as seriously as his work, I think. There's a lot to learn from his contributions to information theory. These areas are covered in a manner that makes it easy to consume. There's a lot to learn from his life. These areas are delivered in a manner that makes it easy to relate.
Scientists have various motives for doing what they do. Some, like Newton, are possessed by a need to explain the working of the universe to themselves. Some are ambitious, motivated by fame. Some are immensely curious. And some do it just because they find it tremendously fun. Richard Feynman certainly fell into that category, judging from his writings on the subject. So did Claude Shannon. A brilliant mathematical mind, he applied his intellect to a wide range of problems and projects. His Theory of Communication was perhaps the greatest achievement of applied mathematics of the post-WWII era. He also experimented with computing, robotics and machine learning, building a legendary maze-solving mouse in 1952. But he was also known for his less serious endeavors like juggling, unicycle riding, and building animated wooden puppets.This biography presents a detailed and interesting portrait of Shannon, his life, and his work, one that I thoroughly enjoyed.
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