In the past 1.5 years, I've traveled more than ever before, meeting so many people. From San Francisco to Tel Aviv, Gdansk to Krakow, Warsaw to Berlin, and more. A thread of travel pictures to share.
Francesco
· Developer Advocate at @dailydotdev · Docker Captain · Public Speaker · Building a 1 Million Community 23% · All the links ➞ https://t.co/2DLpQ5cNoa
Take a journey through time with this blog post that explores nostalgic ads, art, and culture from the 1970s to the present day. From Dungeons & Dragons to Billy Beer, Margaret Bourke-White to Tip-Top Accessories, this post has something for everyone!
Cory Doctorow @pluralistic@mamot.fr Red Team Blues
Author, journalist, activist. Touring "Red Team Blues," an anti-finance finance thriller https://t.co/fpDYDNRrr7
This blog looks at the strange phenomenon of Lord of the Rings fans who hold up Jackson's films as an inviolable version, despite the criticism of their adaptation of the source material. It discusses how great stories accrue adaptations over time and suggests that Tolkien would be tickled to see his work adapted.
Chris Riedel
Medieval history professor. Researches religious reform c.1000CE. A greyhound named Malibu. Nerdy things. Personal acct, opinions mine not anyone else’s. he/him
What non-obvious lessons would you give your younger self? Here are 29 of them, from correcting the Western blindspot to being like Japan. Read more to find out!
George Mack
The 0.1% of ideas I think — or discover in rabbit holes. Get access to the best ideas I've found for free here: https://t.co/q33ixsFPbq
For generations, Eastern European babushkas have shared ancient wisdom and old-fashioned common sense to improve our lives. Here are the top 5 pieces of advice you can use today, from home remedies to reducing clutter.
Martin Erlic
@SeloOlive, producing premium olive oil in Croatia 🇭🇷. Check out our newsletter and cookbook 👉 https://t.co/apHbsyrbr6 | #GG33Gold #Grinberg2024
Read less, do more. Check out 3 books that changed how I run my businesses. Learn how Netflix built a company culture based on freedom, trust, and creativity, how to hire top performers, model openness to feedback, decentralize leadership, and more.
Codie Sanchez
Investing millions in boring businesses & sharing what I learn. On a mission to create 1M financially free humans | My bio, not my tombstone, I hope it changes
Explore the different ways people around the world experience happiness, from Italy's 'dolce far niente' to Denmark's 'hygge' and Japan's 'wabi-sabi'. Discover the 9 secrets of happy living!
Jamie Russo
Building https://t.co/XVXKXGoujR to $50k/mo. Tweets about the journey. Author of The Underdog Paradox.
Ever wondered why some fish tastes fresh and delicious, while others taste fishy? This blog explores the Japanese technique of Ikejime and how it enhances the flavor, texture, and quality of the fish.
Tan Man
CEO of Natural Health & Beauty with a PhD in tanning without sunscreen. Helping you to be healthy and enjoy your life. Eat @masa_chips
Explore a visual history of art, culture, and technology from 1950 to the present. Learn about Marlene Dietrich, Wally Wood, ABC Studios, Stanley Borack, Don Martin, and more.
Cory Doctorow @pluralistic@mamot.fr Red Team Blues
Author, journalist, activist. Touring "Red Team Blues," an anti-finance finance thriller https://t.co/fpDYDNRrr7
Helen Higgins was a popular model in the 1950s, known for her western-looking mixed-race features. Learn more about her career, which included magazine features, television appearances, and a few films.
Mulboyne
A brief muse on a longstanding theme of mine - that ethnicity assignment is a very different process than genetics, with the only commonality being that one of the salient features for ethnicity assignment - skin colour - has strong (and very complex) genetics. It's worth reminding people that there is not a set of universal ethnicity categories; the categories provided in forms are inherently cultural.
Ewan Birney
Deputy Director General of EMBL, Director of EMBL-EBI. I have an insatiable love of biology. @ewanbirney@genomic.social. I also work with ONT, Dovetail + GeL.
Sculptor Augusta Savage passed #OTD 61 years ago. Her signature work, THE HARP, was displayed at New York’s World Fair of 1939. What happened to Savage and her magnificent sculpture speaks to the tragic devaluation of African American art and artists.
Ibram X. Kendi
Partner • #GirlDad • Scholar @BU_Tweets • Dir @AntiracismCtr • @NationalBook Award Winner • #1 NYT Bestselling Author • MacArthur Fellow • Surviving Cancer 🐍
The story of a little crustacean's rise to fame, from a weird season of Mergers & Acquisitions to becoming beloved by the nation. Thanks to a creative staff, the crustacean's story has been shared in shrimp limericks.
Monterey Bay Aquarium
How do you do fellow squids, our mission is to inspire conservation of the Ocean 🌊💙 || @SeafoodWatch
This blog examines the cultural differences in naming between Facebook and the outside community. It also looks at the use of 'isomorphic' code and the implications of 'reducers'.
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the results are always perfect
This blog post examines the show The Sopranos and how this viewing has hit differently than past ones. It explores how the idea of the characters being a 'family' is a complete lie and how this line of thinking is applicable to real life.
Joe Weisenthal
Co-host of the Odd Lots podcast.
From making obscene dishes to studying the relationship between heat and food, learn the story of one programmer's journey to becoming a master chef. Discover how understanding the basics of cooking can make all the difference in creating delicious meals.
lil uzi perf
Artisanal small batch, responsibly sourced Dad content | e/ass | I made some things | https://t.co/6BFTpb3nXX
The BARTmobile has been said to have the power to improve society. Those who cross its path are known to start acting joyfully and sometimes erratically. Learn more about the mysterious power of the BARTmobile and its impact on paradegoers.
BART
We provide train service throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. For automated service updates: @SFBARTalert
Discover the origins of the folktale adapted in 'The Making of Butterflies', written by Zora Neale Hurston and collected in Florida in 1927 and 1928. Learn why this story is so important!
Ibram X. Kendi
Partner • #GirlDad • Scholar @BU_Tweets • Dir @AntiracismCtr • @NationalBook Award Winner • #1 NYT Bestselling Author • MacArthur Fellow • Surviving Cancer 🐍