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I really enjoyed the recent 100 Greatest Stars series as it is always fun to read a ranking list and see where your own picks slot in but few ranking lists go as in depth with their reasoning as this one. Plus, it highlighted a lot of films by the big stars that I haven't got around to seeing yet.
https://seeingthingssecondhand.com/category/better-than-afis...
For people with kids, or who still enjoy kids movies, this one is good:
https://seeingthingssecondhand.com/category/disney-pixar-ran...
I'm hoping he does a Studio Ghibli ranking at some point.
His reviews always rekindle my love for film when it is waning (mostly due to lack of time). Love the rankings (Marvel movies, Disney movies, etc.) as well as the reviews of the other top movies list (Better than the AFI Top 100). Feels like required reading for a cinephile.
Cosmos was such a departure from anything else I read for school or for pleasure. It transformed my love of reading into a love of learning.
On the Road gave me wanderlust and made me want to move beyond my bubble and see the world.
https://www.startuplevelup.com/musings-on-the-metaverse/
I also think that Discord is the platform most likely to become the eventual metaverse and would love to invest or be involved somehow!
Maybe time to give Plex a try for this.
Edit: one that I could connect both headphones and speakers to and switch between each would be sweet.
Trading and Exchanges: Market Microstructure for Practitioners (cost of this on Amazon seems to have more than doubled since I bought it 11 years ago)
Algorithmic Trading and DMA: An introduction to direct access trading strategies
If I were to do things differently I would maybe refocus it on a niche to start with (e.g. target office managers of a professional firm (law offices, accounting firms)) or really try to focus on remote teams. I had also tossed around the idea of just turning off most of the modules and making it just an expense reporting or just a time-off app. Never did that though.
I guess this space is so boring that we aren't seeing any exciting startups tackling it and giving the incumbants reason to innovate.