Nando Mateos González 🦎

¡Boletín en camino a sus bandejas! El tema es un clásico revisitado: ¿Dónde hacer el máster? Mi consejo es averiguar primero para qué quieres el máster, pero si lo tienes claro, aquí te dejo algunas de las oportunidades que comparto en el boletín👇

Agradecido a la Universidad de Extremadura por este nombramiento como Alumni Honorífico. Lo que somos no se explica sin quienes nos abrieron el camino: nuestra familia, las instituciones públicas El compromiso es abrir camino a nuestros jóvenes para que sean lo que quieran ser.

I've plotted the most expensive McDonald's burger and the least expensive MacBook over time. This analysis projects that the most expensive burger will be more expensive than the cheapest laptop as soon as 2081

Sometimes I'm tempted to pause my biologing and get rich on polymarket using the west wing and the simpsons as predictive models

@WisprFlow noooo 😭 Got a Mi 10T Pro, any chance I can make Wispr run in it?

Woke up at 5am this morning thinking about all the stuff I wanted to work on before the family got up. Was thinking I really should journal briefly about this and make sure I'm in a good space and not sucked into it in an unhealthy way. Spent two hours in Claude Code building a journal command and advisor skill with all my personal life context to do this optimally. Ran out of time to journal before the family woke up. 🤷‍♂️

Lo conseguimos

Todo bien, @Ryanair_ES ? No somos capaces de hacer el check-in

He literally explained the cost of procrastination and the only way to change your life:

“And that's the thing about people who mean everything they say. They think everyone else does too.” — Khaled Hosseini, The Kite Runner

Qué foto más triste.

Whenever I go on a trip I really have no desire to use my phone. Easy to say "oh but it's because you're with people and having fun and" yeah true but is this not allowed in your regular everyday life? It's funny because after I get back home, I'm always still kind of in that mode where I'm just buzzing off of the memories being fresh. Then as the week progresses, I'll slowly begin to wonder what I've been missing out on and the screentime shoots up again But honestly all it takes is a few great days and that same "vacation feeling" comes back. Could literally be minimum one per week. A few per month. Doesn't have to be anything crazy either that makes you give up on your goals. Anything that can remotely be called an adventure even if it's just exploring a new part of town and finishing it off with a cool dinner afterwards Day ends, habitually decide to open Twitter, see bullshit, it actually won't generate an emotion out of you as long as you're still buzzing from the satisfaction of your day. Like you're just so stoked on how pleasant the day was that nothing can really take you out of that Which makes you realize how simple it can all be basically all the time. You don't need to "actively" try to find ways to reduce your screentime. You just need to care about enjoying your life more. To actually want to enjoy your life more. To enjoy your life enough to where the slop is no longer seen as something to avoid. Now it just exists but you have no reason to react to it anymore Go do things. Literally. Every week can feel refreshingly novel if you're courageous enough to embrace all of the cool things society has to offer. Design a reality that gets you out of your head and allows you to feel like what's happening in your own life is effortlessly more interesting than what's happening in someone else's

It’s that day when I make you all look at this

¿Cómo os queda el cuerpo? ¿Esto es bueno o malo?

@jaime_rdes @brionesci Maldita sea, me las pierdo todas por los pelos! Llego al día siguiente por la mañana 😭

⚡️¡kaizen en directo!⚡️ Último directo del año con un invitado muy especial: @brionesci, científico, divulgador, escritor y curioso empedernido. Hablaremos del origen (¡y el significado!) de la vida, de arte, del universo, de la curiosidad, de tercera cultura... y de lo que se nos ocurra 🙂 ¿Nos vemos allí? ⤵️ 📆 10/12, 18:45h 📍 @somostramontana | Goya 27, Madrid 🎟️ Entradas gratuitas: eventbrite.com/e/entradas-kai…

Si os puedo dar un único consejo sobre vuestra carrera laboral que sea este: SOBRECOMUNICAR sobre lo que hacéis y cómo lo hacéis. Nunca dejéis de informar sobre lo que hacéis porque creáis que es poco relevante y hacerlo de forma redundante, sin dar por hecho que se consumió.

Cloudflare uses lava lamps for their encryption. No, I am not kidding. In their San Francisco office, Cloudflare has a wall filled with lava lamps with cameras pointed at them 24/7. At random intervals, a picture is taken, and that image is sent to the Cloudflare servers. That is then turned into a series of numbers that is then turned into an encryption key. You're probably wondering "Why not just have a computer do it." Well, computers are actually really bad at making things random. They follow patterns, and those patterns are easy for hackers to figure out. Thus making Cloudflare susceptible. So the solution is the real world. Nature is random. Wild, dare I say. If these giant tech companies see the value in the wild and natural and random, you should too. ;)

📢 Save the Date: Biodiversity Monitoring Week is coming! #BioMonWeek2026 📅4-8 May 📍Montpellier (FR) The new European forum for cooperation and innovation in biodiversity monitoring, gathering researchers, practitioners, policymakers, private sector & students. Don't miss out!

This video of Katie Ledecky swimming with a glass of chocolate milk balanced on her head is one of my favorite things on the internet. It captures something true for all masters: they look graceful because they don't make unnecessary movements. In that way, the elegance of good technique is deceptive. I've been taking swim lessons so I can start swimming laps, and my instructor keeps teasing me about all the extra movements in my stroke, but every time I try to be elegant, I swim super slowly. It's only taken a few hours in the water to appreciate how many years it must have taken Ledecky to reach a point where she can swim so gracefully. Same story on the golf course. I'll sometimes pull up old videos of Tiger Woods ripping effortless 300-yard drives. But whenever I try to hammer the ball like that, my body gets tight and my swing gets jittery. Every skill is like this.