EvolvingWild

@evolvingwild.evolving-hockey.com

Account run by Josh and Luke - we're twins! We made Evolving-Hockey.com (@evolving-hockey.com). Subscribe here: https://evolving-hockey.com/subscribe/. We also really like music and plants & insects/arachnids/little critters

EvolvingWild album of the week #69 Kraftwerk - Computer World (1981) Our uncle found this vinyl at an estate sale and gave it to us for our birthday. I had never heard it before, and now I listen to it regularly. It’s incredibly ahead of its time and my favorite Kraftwerk album.

Album cover of Kraftwerk Computer World - yellow background with an 80s computer in front showing a digital version of the band

I finished Truman Capote's "Other Voices, Other Rooms" last night, and while the book was great, all I've been thinking about after I read more about its background is the photo of him that appeared on the back of the original dustjacket in 1948

Picture of a 23-year-old Truman Capote lying on a couch in a very relaxed position looking blankly into the camera.

It’s hard to explain but tv was better when you couldn’t watch the show you wanted whenever you wanted to watch it and most of the shows were worse and the TVs were worse and the entire experience was worse, that’s when it was better

Three days ago I set my prescription sunglasses on top of my car when I was bringing stuff into the house. I forgot about them. Two days ago, I drove somewhere, glasses still on top of the car. They fell off somewhere. I’ve walked almost two hours looking for them. I haven’t found them. Devastation.

I've been trying to read more over that last 2 years, but I'm finding that sometimes I get done with a book that's so incredible I lose the motivation to start something new afterward. This has been an odd experience because I've never felt this way with any other art form.

This is subtle, but it's obnoxious to see the "AI" label now being used to describe, at times, basically anything stats related. Generative "AI" and LLMs are not the same as models designed to predict a very specific thing (image recognition, typo correction, weather events, etc.)

For our birthday, Luke and I finally finished this 1500 piece Ravensburger puzzle that we’ve been working on since last summer while spending time at our parent’s cabin. We’re, somehow, missing two pieces. 😢 😭 😔

Picture of a puzzle showing a European cliff shoreline and people mingling and eating ice cream

We both just realized that we went full time with Evolving-Hockey 5 years ago today! Man, that feels so far away and, yet, not far away at all… Thank you so much to all our subscribers - you’ve allowed us to keep doing this, and we’re incredibly grateful. Here’s hoping for another 5 years! ❤️❤️

Luke and I watched Seconds (1966) last night. It absolutely blew me away. A lot of films are heralded as "ahead of their time", but I can't remember the last one I watched that felt so entirely out of place. Like 20 years before you'd expect to see it.

EvolvingWild album of the week #68 Frank Sinatra - September of My Years It’s been a bit. My favorite Sinatra record. This $3 version version is played to shit, but I think it lends to the album. A pristine copy would also lend to it. 10/10.

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