Andrew Bosworth
American executive known as Boz; chief technology officer of Meta and head of Reality Labs, who earlier built Facebook's News Feed, Messenger and Groups.
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Loved The Mandalorian
yeah so this is super conventional but Mandalorian so one of the things that's been fun about that is related to my kids again is we watched it with my kids so uh we had a chance to go on the galactic star Cruiser again youall know I am a genuine and true nerd through and through huge fan of Scott trobridge and his work at Star Wars uh in Star Wars lands in Disney and also of that and so before that we got our kids who are nine and six and watched all the movies together and then we've been watching Mandalorian together as a family and it's a it's super fun uh and it's fun to have that kind of lore connection that so it's not just the Classic kids movies but there's something more and I think for them they feel like it's an adult kind of conversation they get to be a part of so I've really enjoyed that
youtube.com 3 Mar 2024
Recommends Good Inside
the second one is is good inside which is Dr Becky's book and I again I think it's a tremendous parenting book but more than that it does contain lessons for how we think about our own emotions and how we manage those which I find to be useful in any context
youtube.com 3 Mar 2024
Recommends The Dream Machine
the dream machine uh which is a tremendous history of uh prehistory really of modern Computing uh extensively following the life of jcr lick lighter but really it's much broader than that is a tremendous missing piece of history in my opinion
youtube.com 3 Mar 2024
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