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Normally I wouldn't have to post a Jake Frew video as I already know them by heart. But I want to highlight this for later because of all the cool and inspiring shots of NYC in there. So good!

The perfect combination of nature, diy, skate, and all that on cool looking 16mm with awesome music.

My Washing Machine Refreshed My Thinking on Software Effort Estimation

A cool demonstration of the term yak shaving.

"Whether a decision is good or bad can change based on how you act after the choice is made. You can't learn all the lessons beforehand. You learn a lot about what you want in a marriage after getting married. You discover what type of career you enjoy after doing a lot of work. And so it goes in nearly every area of life. In many cases, what you wish you knew ahead of time can only be learned after the decision is made. So there is nothing left but to pay attention to what you like, continue to iterate, and commit to making the most of each opportunity. There is no perfect decision. Good decisions are made right after the fact."

From the newsletter of James Clear

I think anywone who tries to capture something through a camera knows that it can quickly become a barrier between & and the subject that you're filming.

I don't care much for sensor sizes or pixel density. I just care to use what brings me an immense amount of joy.

The sound design is mindblowing. Also, the choice of him sounding like through a telephone or some cheap
voice recorder is just the coolest!

This is one up from the skate video in laax. The location, the music, the editing! And what a way to start a video!

Modern-Day Oracles or Bullshit Machines?

A very well done website explaining the working and implications of LLMs on culture, education, writing and crafting of ideas.

It was quite the many insights into various aspects of these topics.

Something about this dialog is mesmerizing.

I like how this relatively short video has so many little pieces of wisdom to
offer.

The post apocalypse vibe-y Art of imkr.png

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