Tony Pittarese

Interesting read. The discussion of how some CS algorithms mirror behaviors seen in nature and how some CS algorithms have influenced solutions in a non-CS context was interested. In some cases material seemed to be there as filler (a general discussion of an algorithm without really explaining how it had anything to do with non-CS things), and in a few cases things were stated in a way that was oversimplified (given the context). All in all, a good, light read.

Interesting book, but not enjoyable to read in a few sections.

Makes some good points but the crude language was not pleasant to read.

My impression of this book is likely tainted by “reading” it as an audio book. It is an interesting premise for a book, but I didn't find the content compelling.

Well written and interesting. Rather out of date now.