Last night for family movie night, we watched 'Knives Out' (2019) with the boys. Their first murder mystery!
They loved it. My youngest had a bit of trouble following at times because it's dialogue-heavy and a pretty convoluted plot, but we paused to explain when he had questions and it was ok. My oldest just loved it and asked for my detective stories (my wife pointed him to her Hercule Poirot and Sherlock Holmes books).
I'm not sure what murder mystery/detectve film we should watch next, though 🤔
“Everything is turning ROI-based. Even for the brands that aren’t direct response, what they need is real proof that there’s an audience overlap.”
~@RevanLazarus
On a February morning, @DCrittenden1’s world cleaved in two: the life before her daughter Miranda was found dead in her Brooklyn apartment, and the life after.
She joins Infinite Loops for a raw, unflinching conversation about grief, love, loss, and learning to live after the worst thing happens.
Her luminous memoir, Dispatches from Grief, is out now from @infinitebooks.
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Introduction
05:27 Childhood and Siloed Grief
12:03 The Smoking Ruin
18:53 Seeing the Body
25:22 Motherhood After Loss
34:34 False Comforts
42:02 Remembering Miranda
53:36 Advice for Grievers
01:03:12 Happiness Gurus
01:09:34 Pain and Love
01:18:36 Moving Miranda
01:27:21 Signs and Survival
01:39:25 EMDR and Trauma
01:46:19 Miranda’s Gifts
@Verklempt4@TheAtlantic I know; but this does more than beautifully and emotionally discuss a mother’s loss. It’s also instructive on how those who haven’t lost might avoid acting in a clumsy way toward the grieving. How to be a true friend to those whom you love during their darkest days.
“Maternal grief seizes the body differently from other sorrows,” Danielle Crittenden writes. More than two years have passed, but Miranda’s absence “retains the power to hit me anew each day.” Read more from her essay on the death of her daughter: https://t.co/3wvmm1SQmG
I’m hurling my phone off the Golden Gate Bridge in 20 days
- 0 screen time
- 0 pickups
- 100s of biomarkers tracked & published
- 365 days in total
I hope I can find it in the water at the end; I have some pretty stellar memes
@patrick_oshag The talent moat isn’t inverted as much as it’s being reshaped. Engineering scarcity drops in some ways but new scarce skills emerge like agent orchestration, RAG infrastructure, latency optimization, and security architecture
Ridley Scott’s ‘THE DOG STARS’ has been delayed to August 28, 2026
• Described as a post-apocalyptic thriller that follows a pilot living with a dog & a ex-marine after a pandemic has decimated America
• Starring Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley, Josh Brolin & Guy Pearce
Join @nicktawil and @shipfr8 live to discuss the North Pole expedition and FR8. Learn how to build ambitious projects that push humanity forward. For technical mavericks ready to lock in on ideas others call crazy. Blood, sweat, tears. No limits.
https://t.co/iZosvNr9P9
Grant applications are still open.
I'm on the advisory board and yes, this is an amazing group of alumni to be in!
Whether you're saving democracy, inventing a new brain wave detector, or composing an opera, they'll love to hear from you:
We had some incredible submissions for the AI movie trailer competition we did in collaboration with @NoSpoonStudios.
We're excited to announce the top three winners!