AI as a Commodity: What the Barrel of Intelligence Mean
Is AI inference really becoming a commodity? Chamath's barrel of intelligence analogy is mostly right, but here is what it misses -- andRead More
Breakfast Pie as a Core Food Group Is Underrated
My mother used pie as an incentive to finish dinner. Now there is no one to enforce that rule. A great strawberry pie,Read More
The Rare Ones Pick Up a Pen
The science of expressive writing: why putting painful experiences into words changes your relationship to the past and how to start in 20Read More
Keanu Reeves Is the Man Hollywood Never Understood
Keanu Reeves has endured more loss than most of us can imagine. Here's why his quiet generosity and unshakeable spirit make him worthRead More
Jean-Paul and the Rifle He Had No Business Picking Up
I met a man in a field in Normandy. His name was Jean-Paul. In 1944, he was a boy in the French Resistance.Read More
The Odyssey, Reimagined: Why the Next Great Storytellin
One of the greatest stories ever told was perhaps first lived… or perhaps first imagined. We may never know. There may have beenRead More
Weekend Watercolor: Plage Paloma
Plage Paloma on Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat has lived many lives -- restaurant, light show, and now, simply a beach again. A watercolor painted from theRead More
Blue Skies, Bill Markham
Bill Markham is in our prayers. This is a moment to pause and say out loud what so many of us carry quietly.Read More
May the Fourth be with you; He Signed His Name. Then He
Charles Carroll was the wealthiest man in the colonies and the only Catholic to sign the Declaration of Independence. Then he added hisRead More