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by carrozo 6y ago
This feels like a powerful metaphor for the times we live in; over-promised and under-delivered; the value of image over reality; little emperors everywhere with no clothes. Would make a great film. :)
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by carrozo 6y ago
I’ve had this old post from Marc Andreessen pinned in my mental browser for a long time now. There are four types of luck and you can influence three of them: Chance I is completely impersonal; you can't influence it. Chance II favo
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by carrozo 6y ago
Been the same forever but I’ve recently found 5-10 minutes of deep, slow, and focused breathing (in through nose, out through mouth) results in me falling asleep very quickly after.
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by carrozo 6y ago
Ha, saw this tweet the other day: “i love how apple released a computer that came in four hundred neon colors, hit it big, and then made the exact same gray laptop for 15 years straight” https://twitter.com/philjamesson&#x2F
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China used stolen data to expose CIA operatives in Africa and Europe(foreignpolicy.com)
16 points by carrozo 6y ago|0 comments
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by carrozo 6y ago
I wonder if in the AR age this decade might end up being defined as, LIDAR will become the de facto outward-mapping tool to preserve some semblance of privacy while still capturing enough to make it viable and valuable?
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by carrozo 6y ago
For me it’s “spiritual warfare”. :)
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by carrozo 6y ago
The LinkedIn feed is a holding pen for our world’s overproduction of bootlicking elites.
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by carrozo 6y ago
I’ve found a type of box breathing to be a really effective way to fall asleep in recent weeks; breathe in through nose until lungs full, count 7 seconds, breathe out through mouth until lungs empty (really squeeze all the air out), count f
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by carrozo 6y ago
Avoid News https://www.gwern.net/docs/culture/2010-dobelli.pdf
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‘It’s a superpower’: how walking makes us healthier, happier and brainier (2019)(theguardian.com)
223 points by carrozo 6y ago|107 comments
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by carrozo 6y ago
The desire to be original is a form of self-censorship.
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Beta access to GPT-36(carrozo.substack.com)
5 points by carrozo 6y ago|0 comments
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how are you?(vimeo.com)
2 points by carrozo 6y ago|0 comments
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Artist submits proposal to Unicode for new emoji – the guillotine(vice.com)
2 points by carrozo 6y ago|0 comments
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by carrozo 6y ago
Great first episode of Talking Politics: A History of Ideas by David Runciman was on Hobbes - https://podcasts.apple.com/pt/podcast/talking-politics-histo...
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by carrozo 6y ago
This idea — that who you are abides somehow outside of what you do — is the defining fantasy of our culture, and it appeals particularly to children. The world of the middle-schooler is a world of types. My son talks incessantly about VSCO
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by carrozo 7y ago
Neat and nice but nope. If you want good background noise, try this 10 hour clip of an icebreaker ship idling in the arctic. https://youtu.be/Q_WKl5AkXFM
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by carrozo 7y ago
Aw geez. Did you make this to get out of therapy? :p
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by carrozo 7y ago
Does this mean that those already on these drugs are more resistant to the new variant of coronavirus, or more susceptible because their normal regime of medication isn’t able to remediate?
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The Internet of Beefs(ribbonfarm.com)
2 points by carrozo 7y ago|0 comments
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by carrozo 7y ago
Ummm. The film is not about AI ethics. There was no “malfunction”. HAL absolutely committed premeditated murder. The whole beginning of the film shows a superior extraterrestrial intelligence intervening on earth via the sudden appearance o
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by carrozo 7y ago
My swift and brutal rise to power.
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The battle to save America’s undercover spies in the digital age(news.yahoo.com)
152 points by carrozo 7y ago|92 comments
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by carrozo 7y ago
Anyone else thinking of Sam Neil’s last words in the Hunt for Red October?
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by carrozo 7y ago
Love your newsletter! Brilliant writing and I think I click on more of its links than most of the many I receive.
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by carrozo 7y ago
What does a post-gig economy society look like? Do we all become individual corporate entities with a raft of state- and industry-backed benefits and subsidies that spread financial risk/burden?
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by carrozo 7y ago
I like the reasoning here but don’t you think that senior leadership only communicating once a quarter (your example of 100+ employees) seems a bit out of touch and all the risks that entails?
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by carrozo 7y ago
Does anyone have strong opinions on the cadence of CEO/leadership internal comms? Is weekly just right, too much? Monthly?
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by carrozo 7y ago
“Shot down by the FAA” is a great tabloid headline. :)

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