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- Developing Product SensePart 1 of a series on product thinking: developing product sense, explaining how to build this skill by noticing, interrogating, and applying product patterns.
- Lawrence of Arabia
- SagegazersExplore The Sagegazers, a YouTube channel dedicated to archiving obscure ambient and new-age cassette tapes, primarily from the 1980s.
- Facing You — Keith Jarrett
- Luminessence — Keith Jarrett
- Standards, Vol. 2 — Keith Jarrett
- Wayfarer — Jan Garbarek
- Arbour Zena — Keith Jarrett
- Alpstein — Paul Giger
- Solstice: Sound and Shadows — Ralph Towner
- Solstice — Ralph Towner
- Ordinary AbundanceThis simple narrative timeline walks you through the sheer number of inventions that we take for granted every single day. Not long ago, none of these things existed at all. A good reminder of the…
- Eventyr — Jan Garbarek
- Red Lanta — Art Lande
- Between Two Fires
- Waltz for Debby — Bill Evans
- Thermostats all the way downAn EconTalk interview with Stewart Brand explores how maintenance and automation act as thermostats, requiring human vigilance to monitor and adjust systems.
- Latent space as a new mediumOn exploring the infinite latent space in LLMs.
- Music of My Mind — Stevie Wonder
- Night turn
- Thunderbolts*
- The Fantastic Four: First Steps
- EddingtonAster said Eddington was "just a story about a datacenter." It sounds like he's being glib, but at the end of the film, after he tells his story set amidst the sturm and drang over COVID, lockdowns,…
- High Flying — Hiromasa Suzuki
- Why you must createA good reminder from The Culturist to spend more time creating new things than consuming from others. Nowadays, it is frighteningly easy to spend the best part of a day consuming the creations of…
- Musicmagic — Return to Forever
- Where Have I Known You Before — Return to Forever
- First Blood
- SneakersLike Ocean’s Eleven for hackers: a crew of highly competent, likable guys combining unique talents to pull off a job, with plenty of comedy beats in the mix. Robert Redford and Sidney Poitier bring…
- Avengers: Infinity WarEverett, currently 8, has only watched a couple of the Marvel movies. He finally sat down to watch this one (my favorite of the Avengers bunch) while we were on the Disney Destiny cruise. He loved it…
- Orson Welles on Citizen KaneOrson Welles discusses making Citizen Kane at age 25. I love his comments in deference to his cinematographer on Kane , Gregg Toland. He credits him with giving him the confidence to create from his…
- Closed loops and AIJust read this take from Elad Gil: AI will eat closed loops first AI will first automate away the things that are easier to form a closed loop learning system on. This is why code and AI research may…
- Citizen KaneIs this the first “modern” film? The staging, lighting, camera movement, nonlinear narrative, extended takes, makeup, tricks of sound, pacing — there's not an attribute Welles didn't push the limits…
- TenetThere's this rarely used style of cinema where you're meant to experience a film rather than follow its narrative. Where the enjoyment comes from soaking in its aura rather than "getting it" or tying…
- The Seventh Seal
- Dune Messiah
- Harari vs. HenrichAn interesting piece from Joseph Heath that compares the opposed theories on the origins of human intelligence posited by Yuval Noah Harari and Joseph Henrich: What makes the field of human…
- Let them exploreKids don’t need their every moment curated. They need space to explore and follow their curiosity, unguided by parents.
- Tyrell's OwlTyrell's owl . Blade Runner , 1982.
- The Master and His Emissary
- The Odyssey
- In the Garden of Beasts
- Hamlet
- Where Good Ideas Come From
- The Rise of Endymion
- Endymion
- What Makes Art Great?Nabeel Qureshi breaks down the aspects of great art that make it unique.
- The Complete Essays of Montaigne
- PrinciplesLife is indeed terribly complicated—to a man who has lost his principles.
- That Hideous Strength
