Payments, fintech infrastructure, technology, markets, and ideas worth revisiting.
Jeremy Rifkin’s Third Industrial Revolution talk is the kind of lecture that rewards repeat viewing, especially for anyone thinking about energy, entropy, technology, and the future.
Omarchy is DHH’s beautiful, modern, opinionated Linux environment built around Arch, and it is making computing feel playful and exciting again.
A purchasing-power chart shows why people in inflation-hit markets treat stablecoins and cross-border rails as a way to preserve what they already earned.
A useful GitHub find: attorney-drafted open-source legal templates for startups and technology companies, released under a CC0 license.
Finding great open-source projects often comes down to patient discovery. X can be a useful place to search for GitHub projects, useful builders, and hidden technical gems.
Sebastian Adams’ Chart of History is an oversized visual timeline that makes world history easier to see, compare, and understand.
BBC Sound Effects is one of the best free audio archives online, with more than 30,000 real-world recordings, instant search, filtering, downloads, and a built-in mixer.
Welcome to the new home for Faisal Khan’s writing.