Japanese dealers routinely include timegrapher measurements in their watch listings, while Northern European dealers provide them upon request. Italian dealers often appear unfamiliar with timegraphers altogether.
Japanese dealers routinely include timegrapher measurements in their watch listings, while Northern European dealers provide them upon request. Italian dealers often appear unfamiliar with timegraphers altogether.
The post highlights that the United States uniquely protects free speech even for those who criticize the country, calling it one of America's best qualities.
A quote from Anthony Pompliano states that one can endure any difficulty if Magic made it, referencing the enduring quality of Magic: The Gathering cards.
Paul Graham praises a portrait painted by Lawrence, noting that the artist was at the peak of his abilities and put significant effort into the work.
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Paul Graham posted a photo of his watch, which features the mathematical constant π (pi) displayed on its face.
The article suggests ending each work session by writing a single sentence starting with "Tomorrow, I should start with…" to reduce startup friction and make it easier to resume work the next day. It describes this as a small, high-return habit.
The author reflects on using narratives as a primary way to explain their sense of self, noting that while most people associate rivers with personal identity, they use storytelling to convey who they are.
A 2018 clip shows three Japanese men's national team soccer players taking on 100 school children in a match, which the author highlights as an entertaining soccer video amid recent World Cup action.
A post shows three superheroes ready to save New York City, with an announcement of an upcoming @stoolpresidente episode.
A tweet by Paul Graham titled "The Birth of Pete Davidson" featuring an image, though the content appears to be a humorous or metaphorical reference rather than a literal birth announcement.
Day One introduced Daily Chat, a guided AI-powered feature that helps users talk through their day, organize thoughts, and turn them into journal entries. Early testers reported it made journaling more intuitive and fun.
A quote from Jessica compares teaching a friend to play Rummikub to a spider catching an insect in its web.
The author of a book has adapted its prologue into a short video, which is available on YouTube.
Matt Mullenweg remembers Om as a deeply curious person who connected with everyone he met, from baristas to world travelers. He highlights Om's pursuit of craft and quality in everything he did, and shares a list of links to other tributes.
A tweet reports that a student was arrested for writing a column in her school newspaper, sharing the news with an accompanying image.
A quote from Shane Parrish, shared by Anthony Pompliano, states that self-pity initially feels soothing like medicine but ultimately has a harmful, toxic effect like poison.
The article demonstrates a Bash brace expansion one-liner that generates 30 English words (such as "when," "where," "then," "there," "hence," "henceforth," etc.) from a single nested brace pattern. The post then explains how the brace expansion tree works to produce those words.
A post notes that there is one week remaining until July 4th, the U.S. Independence Day holiday.
Alec Stapp states that America's superpower is attracting talent from around the world.
The Boom XB-1 supersonic aircraft achieved supersonic flight, marking an exciting milestone in aviation.
The post asks followers to share the best thing they read, watched, or listened to during the week, allowing any topic.
Git Racer is a simple browser game with two tracks where players must time mouse clicks carefully to achieve a high score. The developer challenges others to try and beat their hiscore.
Paul Graham expresses intense excitement about a new purchase, sharing a photo of the item (likely a large format printer, based on the image context).
Paul Graham stated, "I can't believe this even worked temporarily," in reaction to an 11-year-old's observation that a game he invented was "just a trick for making us be quiet."
A chart shows that from 1967 to 2011, real income growth occurred across all income quintiles in the U.S., supporting the idea that a rising economic tide lifts all boats.
A watchmaker warns against using automatic watch winders, claiming they cause excessive wear that can "grind your watch to dust."
Andrej Karpathy retweeted a post about "Engram," linking to an article on X. The content appears to reference neural memory engrams, but the full article text is not accessible from the provided snippet.
Rep. Thomas Massie tweeted that Israel would like to speak with the House GOP regarding their position on Israel-related matters.
The article notes that the Magnificent Seven stocks have faced challenges this year, but warns against counting them out entirely.
A 25-year-old female callgirl in Seattle advertises direct contact via Telegram for sexual services, claiming it is worth the time.
The author, a father of twin boys, reflects on his fatherhood journey and compares himself to his own father, who seemed a natural leader. He shares a short story titled "Ode to my Father," written a decade ago, as a Father's Day tribute.
The post suggests that learning to communicate with those who hold opposing views provides a strategic advantage.
The post announces a new addition to the collection, praising @austin_showtime for the artwork. It includes an image of the piece.
A social media post wishes a Happy Father's Day to fathers.
The article argues that self-driving cars will see rapid adoption once parents recognize that autonomous vehicles offer greater safety for their children compared to human-driven cars.
A social media post asks followers to share the best content they consumed this week, whether reading, watching, or listening, with no topic restrictions.
A friend purchased his first golden age watch, with the author noting that a Constellation is a reliable choice.
A reposted video by Saint Javelin highlights a scene in Moscow today that would have been considered unbelievable just a few years ago.
The blog post titled "Summoning the Demon" opens with a confrontational epigraph attacking someone for exploiting their damaged pride, likening their public performance to a "willing bomb strapped to crippled children." The author expresses contempt for what the subject is building.
A post warns that if a civilization fails to protect its children, history will impose a more severe guardian.
Tech investor Paul Graham reflects on the experience of having critics, noting that haters often exhibit stalker-like behavior by becoming obsessed with their target. He finds this obsessive attention more unsettling than the negativity of their comments.
A motivational social media post encourages readers to start their day with a positive mindset and pursue their goals with relentless effort.
A quote from Jessica notes the double standard that people who wake up at 4:30 a.m. go to bed by 8:30 p.m. without criticism, while late risers are often judged for their schedule.
Yuval Noah Harari emphasizes the importance of looking beyond the flood of information to identify what truly matters. He warns that while people may feel unable to engage in global debates, history offers no exemptions—if humanity's future is decided in their absence, they will still face the consequences.
A post from Anthony Pompliano declares that America is a country of winners that loves a spectacle, accompanied by multiple images.
The post is a motivational message encouraging a positive and determined approach to the day ahead.
Troy Hunt shares his frustration over the difficulty of finding attractive, non-stateful push-button light switches that meet his simple criteria.
Paul Graham advises pursuing work with the same intense interest that cats show toward a pigeon, as illustrated in a photo accompanying the tweet.
A social media post calls for a statue of Jalen Brunson to be built outside Madison Square Garden as soon as possible.
The only truly wasted time is time spent wishing you were somewhere else.
The tweet suggests that happiness requires accepting and wanting the present moment; rejecting it leads to perpetual unhappiness.