Ask HN: Do you know any good audio books for developers?

it's a really good book about, basically, how to be a good person.

I've read this twice. Enjoyed it both times and have referred frequently back to it. I second this wholeheartedly

Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.

I personally believe that it's a very useful book to have read (or listened to) if you're going to write any software that humans interact with

The Soul of a New Machine

The Soul of a New Machine was a fascinating listen.

Masters of Doom is so damn good

Masters of Doom

The Phoenix Project

* The Phoenix Project

The DevOps Handbook and The Phoenix Project

The Pheonix Project and The Unicorn Project are two good audiobooks

* Rework

I agree, totally worth reading, but when I read it in grad school I found it exceedingly dry. kinda had to choke it down.

it has multiple voice actors as well as ambient background sounds. Definitely adds some color to an already impressive novel.

I found the sections on identifying a bottle neck in a system, focusing on optimizing the system around this point and re-evaluating system performance afterwards very applicable to software engineering.

Hackers: Heroes of the Computer a Revolution

Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution

War and Peace will help you better understand and deal with the constant change in your requirements

Dreaming In Code by Scott Rosenberg has some relatable war stories.

2nded. Amazing and engaging book

"Algorithms to Live By: The Computer Science of Human Decisions" by Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths is an interesting listen on Audible.