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Curated knowledge base. Discover great books, videos, podcasts, articles, and tweetstorms recommended by the top-minds

Katılım Ekim 2019
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Brett Hall
Brett Hall@ToKTeacher·
A cool site because it curates the personal content of the user in one place from Twitter. Eg: check out the “Contents” tab (linked to below) then “Posts” tab then everything else from @DavidDeutschOxf here upcarta.com/profile/DavidD…
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Alican Vergin
Alican Vergin@alicanvergin·
@upcarta's journey was deeply inspired by Bitcoin. Learning about Bitcoin means exploring a world of content. A curated hub for content and creators makes this a lot easier. upcarta.com/topics/bitcoin
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Alican Vergin
Alican Vergin@alicanvergin·
@michael_nielsen Michael, in response to the need for a home for discussions around books, articles, videos and more, we created @upcarta We've even curated your content and recommendations for greater impact: upcarta.com/profile/michae… Would love to hear your thoughts!
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Jason Scott Montoya
Jason Scott Montoya@jasonsmontoya·
As Twitter is in flux and you look for other places to share and connect, consider @upcarta. It's a wonderful place for curators who collect and share content >> upcarta.com
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Anthony Pompliano 🌪
Anthony Pompliano 🌪@APompliano·
What is one book you have read in the last year that taught you a lesson you think about daily?
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Dan Held
Dan Held@danheld·
What is the best book you read this year?
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Derek Thompson
Derek Thompson@DKThomp·
Great piece. As somebody who was way more into acting than journalism until my 20s, it rings true. theatlantic.com/magazine/archi… There are great Method actors. But it's often a nightmare for the cast, a cover for jerks, and an infusion of workism into a profession that should be fun.
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Andy Matuschak
Andy Matuschak@andy_matuschak·
@MatthewWSiu I've not found the "how to be more creative" genre terribly fruitful myself, but some of the "creativity research" work has been pretty interesting. Klein's "Seeing What Others Don't" might be a nice starting point there if you haven't seen.
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Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@Noahpinion·
And what's even awesomer is that now Japanese fashion trends will spring up trying to imitate this "overseas gamer aesthetic" and also not quite getting it right, which will inspire more American imitators, etc. etc...
angie@Scarletwktk

?!? WE’VE COME FULL CIRCLE I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS - AMERICAN WEEB AESTHETIC IS SO FAR OFF FROM ACTUAL JAPANESE FASHION TRENDS THAT JAPANESE PEOPLE CALL IT OVERSEAS GAMER AESTHETIC WHEN THEY TRY AND GO FOR THAT LOOK

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Andy Matuschak
Andy Matuschak@andy_matuschak·
@mollyfmielke I don't think any really have its mystique, though of course there are many other great books. It's pretty interesting, actually, that no others seem to have the same cultural vibe. SICP is just so singular.
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Molly Mielke McCarthy
Molly Mielke McCarthy@mollyfmielke·
are there any modern programming texts that match the mystique of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs?
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