Contemplative Landscapes by Noah Kalina
Noah Kalina is uploading videos of the “long photograph” variety of peaceful & contemplative nature scenes to YouTube. 4K. No AI. “Press play and walk away.”
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Matter vs. Force: Why There Are Exactly Two Types of Particles. “Collectivist...
From Beautiful Public Data, a look into the Internet Archive’s collection of...
From Beautiful Public Data, a look into the Internet Archive’s collection of 5000 images from the NASA Ames Research Center. “Browsing through this amazing archive gives you a unique view of decades’ worth of breakthrough research.”
How AI Wreaked Havoc on the Lo-Fi Beat Scene. “The music’s association...
648: Part of the Movement
The Surreality of Japanese Playgrounds at Night
Vibe scraping and vibe coding a schedule app for Open Sauce 2025 entirely on my phone
Elderly Woman Keeps Mind Active Justifying Trump’s Actions. “I’m developing new neural...
Iceland’s 36-hour workweek has been a huge success. “On his free days,...
A comprehensive illustrated article on how screens work. This is the first...
The Design Museum’s Upcoming Wes Anderson Exhibition
The winners of Core77 Design Awards. Categories include apps, packaging, transportation, branding,...
Finding of a recent survey of 90,000+ trans Americans: “trans people who...
I haven’t watched the NBA in years and I only know about...
I haven’t watched the NBA in years and I only know about Joel Embiid by media osmosis, but for some reason I spent 45 minutes this morning reading this profile of him.
Quoting Terence Eden
The modern workforce shouldn't be flinging copies to each other. A copy is outdated the moment it is downloaded. A copy has no protection against illicit reading. A copy can never be revoked.
Data shouldn't live in a file on a laptop. It shouldn't be a single file on a network share. Data is a living beast. Data needs to live in a database - not an Excel file. Access should be granted for each according to their needs.
— Terence Eden, We've got to stop sending files to each other
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From Smithsonian Magazine, the story of how Reading Rainbow came about, in...
From Smithsonian Magazine, the story of how Reading Rainbow came about, in part as an effort to combat schoolchildren’s summer reading slumps.
Echo Chamber