Aneesh Sathe

Desert guitars breathe dusk’s low tone, dissolving the sun; Footsteps of light retreat alone, dissolving the sun. Victories fade like prayers on wind-worn stone, dissolving the sun; Sorrows sleep deep in caverns unknown, dissolving the sun. Love gilds the cactus—an amber throne, dissolving the sun; Hatred grinds silence to marrow and bone, dissolving the sun. Hope drifts north with oud smoke blown, dissolving the sun; Despair sits south, unmoved and prone, dissolving the sun. Time loosens strings on an old dial-tone, dissolving the sun; Night tunes the dust to a heart on loan, dissolving the …

Sometimes the algorithms find just the right thing. Carry you home is a beautiful song. Especially for those days and nights when parenting is a little bit of an uphill climb. Read more about it and the Jazz artist, Curtis Nowosad, here.

Causality Podcast # Just discovered this it promises to be promising: https://causalbanditspodcast.com/ AI deals show no signs of slowing # https://www.nature.com/articles/d43747-025-00027-z Collectively, four notable trends are emerging; an increase in upfront commitments specialization in new therapeutic modalities (such as biologics rather than small molecules) the rise of niche dataset providers increasing participation from mid-to large-cap biotechs that are following the early adopters. Brain cells compute cluster # https://spectrum.ieee.org/biological-computer-for-sale

Monkey King is named Sun Wukong - Child awoken to emptiness. Sun can also mean monkey instead of child if, what is called as, the animal radical is included. Wu means awoken Tweeting from the Bureau of Rice Reincarnation. iykyk “Give him a government job.” seems to be a much older solution than I had imagined. Monkey’s job in heaven being imperial groom is telling. Given the age when this was written, horses, their variety, numbers, and complexity of upkeep must have been a well known thing. Also interesting that it’s a very lowly post, imperial context wouldn’t want to give importance to …