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stacking @bracky
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I think it’s a masterpiece by Göransson. The use of period instruments — especially the aulos (ancient Greek flute) — creates something strange in some kind of familiar way, like an encountering a memory you didn’t know you had. It feels as important as anything for the world-building that is happening for the audie...
Gonna listen to this straight through on my 6am flight, will report back.
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Gonna listen to this straight through on my 6am flight, will report back.
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tfw the whole world actually wants to talk about the Odyssey
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everyone in the theatre hooted and hollered when Matt Damon jumped up and poked the Cyclops in the eye and yelled “you Odyssey this.” very disrespectful
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Best interpretation of the Siren's Song I've ever heard: "They sing to you about the things you can't ever have, but want most of all. And they show you that what you want most of all, is what you've already had." Christopher Nolan is a talented, talented writer.
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2nd-time founder learning, re: luck.
thesis: luck is everything anthithesis: no, only I matter synthesis: https://pmarchive.com/luck_and_the_entrepreneur.html
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Happy Odyssey Day! Little tidbit: the Ancient Greek word for "homecoming" (nostos) is etymologically related to the word for "intellect" (nous). The layers of Homer are very deep.
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I am tending to program unique personalities for all my work agents as i build them, and thinking about making one of them Bracky 🥲
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great post, extremely true.
The journey of making things goes from 1. Not making anything 2. Making something just for yourself 3. Making something for others that doesn’t risk anything 4. Making something for others that risks something I would posit that the best creations require Risk and you can psyop yourself into feeling comfortable beca
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10 Things I Hate About Opus (Some personal observations from spending a few days on a wide variety of tasks with Fable - deep research, product design, ops, coding - after using Opus for a few months) 1. Fable is better at reporting only the things that matter, not "report, then correct mid paragraph." 2. Fable uses...
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Splits, Fabric, and who?
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long-time fan and customer of @splits, its one of the best products i use, crypto or otherwise. team is incredibly stacked. its an honor to be one of their swap providers
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Farcaster Mafia
when I said I’ve been busy on X https://x.com/0fjake/status/2076943304332017682?s=46
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If you know anyone looking for a new job, this looks really cool.
A few months ago the @ponder team started building Dreamwork, a platform for tech workers to get interviews as quickly as humanly possible. You just: • Drop a resume in • Pick from up to 800 matches • We generate custom applications • You review, edit, and hit submit • Our concierge handles the rest It’s a blend of
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THIS IS FUCKING HAPPENING!!
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I’m sitting on 18 at PGA event in Louisville. The guy next to me is relaying multi-thousand dollar Polymarket orders for latency advantage 💆‍♂️
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SKOL 🇳🇴
At 70:15, Norway persistence: strong England persistence: medium to strong England resistance: strong Norway win path: 26% to 34% Draw or extra time: 42% to 50% England win path: 22% to 30% Norway future pressure share: 52% England future pressure share: 48% Norway still has the better shot quality with 4 s
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