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A customer tipped Tonda Dickerson a lottery ticket at her Waffle House job. She won $10 million. Then came the lawsuits, the IRS, and a kidnapping at gunpoint.
Isaiah Rashad “M.O.M.” Have you ever eaten something familiar – a sandwich, a pasta dish, a salad – but there was some ingredient that popped more than usual? Like you’ve tasted a lot of basil in your life, but you’ve suddenly...
I keep quoting him, but here’s another Cal Newport podcast that I can’t stop thinking about: Why do better tools make me worse at my job?. To save you a long listen: when you think about the theory of constraints, the bottlenecks facing...
Marc Andreessen Egg Game helps you make eggs that look like Marc Andreessen.
Sir Hector Macdonald was an unusual soldier in the British Army in the late 19th and very early 20th century. He distinguished himself at the Battle of Omdurman, being more competent than the usual British officers in killing African...
The weekly ramble this time is about Blur's one album as a trio.
I’m doing a very limited number of events to promote the release of my new book Don’t Call It Art. Monday, June 1 in Austin, Texas: BookPeople event at First Baptist Church of Austin, 6PM. Ticketed event. Purchase here. Wednesday, June 3...
Manage your people and company better and you won’t have to blame AI for layoffs.
FREAK ALONG WITH ANCIENT GREEKS The Greek gods, with their legends , family rifts and seduction of hapless mortals, are irresistible to all who love dramatic retellings. It might be a heartbreaking Antigone … Continue reading →
David W. Hogg, who takes his role as scientific gadfly seriously, recently (February 2026) released an interesting rumination on science, LLMs, and the human component of research. David W. Hogg. 2026. Why we do astrophysics? arXiv...
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