Jordy Boy

Me acabo de enterar que hoy en Irán es año nuevo porque para los Persas el año arranca con el equinoccio de primavera y es lo más humanamente lógico del mundo.

Yuko Shimizu - Fighting back the male gaze

We can't have clean energy because it will destroy the oil industry. We can't have healthcare because it will destroy the health insurance industry. We can't have peace because it will destroy the weapon industry. Capitalism built a system we can't afford to do the right thing.

My new obsession: Ottoman-era data visualizations from Cerîde-i Adliyye, “The Justice Gazette,” a Ministry of Justice publication printed in Türkiye in the mid-1920s casualarchivist.substack.com/p/poetic-justi…

Owen Schuh

"Tu cuerpo no es un templo, es un parque de diversiones. Disfruta el viaje." - Anthony Bourdain

Que acto tan hermoso que te muestren música que no conocías. Más si es música que para el otro significa algo y te lo quiere transmitir para que tú también lo sientas. Creo que la música es la mejor manera de conectarse con alguien.

Math, Inc. is proud to announce an all-star group of Veritas Fellows: Renowned professor Kevin Buzzard, alongside Fields Medalists Maryna Viazovska and Terence Tao. They will lead teams to build formal mathematics at unprecedented scale. 🧵

@poetengineer__ Keep going!

particle life in 3d controlled by hands 🪸 - adjust spacing of all particles - move any type of particles

Absolutely disgusting words of totally disgusting guy.

John Gerrard's "Western Flag" is probably the most relevant work of art right now.

Iran is the heir to a civilization at least 6,000 years old. Through the trials of history, no power has ever succeeded in erasing this storied name. Anyone who entertains the illusion of destroying Iran knows nothing of history. Aggressors have come and gone; Iran has endured.

getting high alone and studying theory that won't land you a job

The Probability Density of a Brownian Particle Solves the. Heat Equation. Einstein’s 1905 paper on Brownian motion doesn’t get the same spotlight as General Relativity, but it’s still an astonishing piece of work. It takes a messy, noisy phenomenon and extracts three hard facts from it: First, the randomness of the particles is physical. The motion is molecular impacts made visible. Second, one path looks like chaos, but the cloud has a rigid scaling law...mean-square displacement grows like t, so the width grows like √t. Third, the cloud evolves deterministically. Its density solves the heat equation PDE! So Brownian probability spreads the same way heat spreads!

Stellen Skarsgard on the the growing presence of AI in the movie industry: "For thousands of years, people have been very much interested in people. Describing people is what theater does, what film does — and what we do best. In film — even better than in television — you can describe all the unspoken words, all the unspoken facets of a relationship that are almost impossible to explain but are still there. We will always be curious about other people. That curiosity will never leave us." What form it takes, how it will be produced — maybe some people will be happy enough with what AI can produce, and some will not. But I think the main problem for the moving image industry today is the concentration of capital. And the concentration of capital is the problem for every industry, for humanity. AI is nothing without the men behind it. AI is owned by the tech barons standing right behind power." variety.com/2026/film/awar…

By studying samples analyzed by the Curiosity rover, scientists have taken another step toward understanding whether life could have ever existed on Mars. A new study suggests that non-biological sources cannot fully account for the abundance of organic compounds found in a sample collected by the rover. Dig into the details: go.nasa.gov/46AGzG5

A mural of a forest in the South Bronx. New York, USA, 1983 | Thomas Hoepker

@BoringBiz_ This is the playbook that Bain developed 30 years ago. Actually there’s a book that was published in 2001 called “profit from the core”

Anthropic and Claude's recent rise feels like a page taken right out of Peter Thiel's advice from nearly a decade ago > start with a niche that is built around a small market (coding) > quickly gain market share in that niche > build reputation and cult like following around that niche > expand that advantage to then slowly go after everyting else Compare this to OpenAI's strategy where the motto was "build AGI for everything" from the very beginning The vision is simply too grand, and the market is too large. There is no niche. The appeal is far too broad and the cult-like following is not quite there As Peter Thiel is saying, when you go after extremely big markets as a smaller company, you tend to put yourself at competition with far too many people That is exactly what ended up happening here And maybe, even more importantly, going after everything at once distracts your team and pulls you in far too many directions While vision is important, this mistake can end up killing your business Worth a listen

Better Call Saul — Cinematic Parallels