My Favorites
A curated collection of my favorite movies, shows, podcasts, books, blogs, articles, videos, and cool stuff that have shaped my thinking. Saved here to revisit as I get older.
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* as well as the rest of the Rocky & Creed movies. The underdog story that never gets old.
I like all the other movies as well.
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Not the movie that got me into programming, but definitely one that kept me interested.
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Proof that sequels can be great. The aerial shots alone are worth it.
My favorite Pixar film, and almost no dialogue for most of it.
A dystopian future we could plausibly end up in. Some episodes are poor, though.
A fun sitcom, even if the quality varies.
Hard to watch at times. Margaret Qualley carries the whole show.
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Money laundering meets family drama.
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The first two seasons are exceptional, the best seasons of any TV show I've watched.
Pretty good actors, but does get repetitive/formulaic (as sort of expected on a show like this) at the end (last 3-4 seasons). Great views of Manhattan though!
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A character study built around chess. Anya Taylor-Joy is phenomenal here and elsewhere.
Jack Rhysider tells true cybercrime stories with exceptional pacing and detail.
Jupiter Broadcasting at their best.
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Luke's views on modern society, religion, and tech culture. I don't agree with everything, but the episodes give me plenty to think about.
Favorite Episodes:
- The Economy is Fake, the Jobs Are Fake, the Money Is Fake
- When You're Too Rational to Be Rational!
1-2 hour deep dives into programming topics. Great for learning new concepts. Seriously, it's awesome!
It's been discontinued. I also really loved Linux Action News when it was around. Also from Jupiter Broadcasting.
Wes Bos and Scott Tolinski keep me current on web development. I pick episodes by topic rather than listening to every one.
Alex gives practical business advice and explains it clearly.
Favorite Episodes:
- #841: Throwback: How To Get Ahead of 99% of Entrepreneurs
- #836: Throwback: $100K Per Month, With No Employees
- #847: Stand Out By Telling The Truth
- #855: 15 Brutally Honest Truths You Have To Understand To Succeed
- #849: Why Do Smart People Stay Poor
- #874: Brutally Effective Negotiation Tactics
- #927: 12 Persuasion Hacks I Use to Sell Anything
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27 conflicting answers to an impossible question. Short, sweet, and thought-provoking (and mostly stuff you've already thought about but just never put into words).
Wealth and happiness principles collected from his (Naval's) podcasts and tweets.
Four rules to live by: be impeccable with your word, don't take anything personally, don't make assumptions, and always do your best.
I just like Luke Smith man, can you blame me?
Y Combinator founder's essays on startups and life. Short, direct, and worth re-reading.
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I seriously have no idea how this guy has the time to put up this amount of content out. And with this quality!
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The current AI limitations and assumptions.
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Andrej Karpathy's guide to studying and doing well at university.
Raph Koster condenses decades of game design theory into 12 dense, practical points. It is worth revisiting every few years.
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Interactive, animated articles that often present the results of data analysis. The site is also built with SvelteKit.
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Grant Sanderson makes mathematics beautiful and intuitive through amazing visualizations. Plus he built Manim!
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Perfect follow-up to CS50x. Solid foundation in AI and machine learning concepts.
Harvard's intro to computer science. David Malan makes complex concepts accessible.
3 minute video from a random dude I just got recommended. Really genuine, which is not usual these days!
Public-speaking fundamentals that work.
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Short reflection on why overthinking learning stuff can be more limiting than just diving in and seeing where they take you.
Mannn I hope to revisit this in the future. So much good stuff.
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1h of white girl music everyone knows, but remixed by a CS caster! BANGER!
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A company that follows its own principles on remote work and simple software.
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No matter who you are or what you do, please read this. It takes 30 minutes and will change your view on life.
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Interactive Linux kernel map that makes the architecture feel way more approachable. Great for just poking around and seeing how the pieces fit together.
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A broad guide to technical leadership in startups, covering people management, hiring, architecture, and DevOps.
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