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what I really liked was the approach to building websites (and companies) from "first principles," rather than just trying to copy what other people were doing.

O' Reilly's "Dynamic HTML" is probably my most well-used book.

I really enjoyed "Grumby" by Andy Kessler.

I recently read and enjoyed the first essay from Tom Wolfe's Hooking Up

I know that in this group it probably provides an alternative perspective.

Henry Blodgett's "The Wall Street Self-defense Manual: A Consumer's Guide to Intelligent Investing"