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Unpacking Ukraine's Drone Revolution: The New...

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2025/06/13

Hi, and welcome to EconoBrief. I’m your host, [Name]. Today, we examine the economic lessons from Ukraine’s spectacular drone success. On June 1, Ukraine “took military raiding into the 21st century” by launching 117 drones from trucks scattered from Siberia to the Chinese border, destroying a dozen of Mr. Putin’s planes. A week later, Russia countered with 479 drones of its own. What this clash reveals is the outsized impact of low-cost innovation. Drones cost thousands, not millions, yet

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Mastering Success Through Imitation: The Secret to...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to A Life Engineered. Today we’re unpacking a powerful lesson from a Principal at Amazon: if you want to learn faster than 99% of people, just copy the best. He argues that instead of reinventing every step, you should “identify someone who’s already mastered your goal, study their process, and emulate it step by step.” That means borrowing their email templates, their daily routines, even their methods for solving tough problems. By doing this, you bypass years of trial and error

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The Tech Right's Gamble on Trump: Lessons from a...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to Tech Brief. Today we’re unpacking why the tech right—and Elon Musk in particular—made a big, failed bet on Donald Trump in 2024. For years Silicon Valley leaned left, but three forces pushed some tech leaders right. First, the so-called “Great Awokening” sparked backlash against social-justice zeal. Second, higher interest rates and a cooling job market fueled resentment over immigration and competition. Third, the Biden administration’s antitrust push, driven by

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Debunking the Myth of Manopause: Understanding Men's...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to Well Informed. Today we ask: is the “manopause” real? If it is, say scientists, “it is nothing like the menopause.” Women experience a sudden drop in oestrogen that brings “hot flushes, insomnia, joint pains, loss of libido” and infertility years before the end of life. Men, by contrast, see testosterone fall only by about 1% a year after age 30. That gradual decline rarely produces a clear syndrome. Studies of testosterone replacement show benefits only in men with

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Navigating the AI Cost Conundrum: Why Enterprise...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to AI Insights. Today we’re looking at why enterprise AI adoption is stalling. According to market watcher Canalys, businesses poured $90.9 billion into cloud infrastructure and platform services in Q1—a 21 percent jump year-on-year—as they explore generative AI. Yet many are hitting a roadblock: unpredictable inferencing costs. “Unlike training, which is a one-time investment, inference represents a recurring operational cost,” says Canalys senior director Rachel Brindley, “making

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Silicon Valley Tech Titans Unite with Army Reserve in...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to Tech Minute. Silicon Valley’s biggest names are trading code for camo, as chief technology officers from Palantir, Meta, and OpenAI take part-time roles in the U.S. Army Reserve. Back in October, the Defense Department “put out the call to top Silicon Valley talent” for high-ranking positions, ready to tap them “for short-term projects in areas like data and cybersecurity.” Now, eight months later, the first cohort has officially signed up. Meta’s Andrew Bosworth and

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Unlocking the Secrets of Podcast Scripts: Crafting...

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2025/06/13

I’d be happy to craft a one-minute podcast script—but I’ll need the actual transcript or text of the “Mini Camp Special” to work from. Could you please paste the transcript or main article text here?Link to Article

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Discover the Power of Fedora uCore: The Linux Distro...

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2025/06/13

Welcome back to Tech Brief, I’m Alex. Today we’re talking about a fresh take on Fedora CoreOS, uBlue’s new uCore variant. As one reviewer put it, “You need to try this Linux distro – Fedora uCore is absolutely fantastic!” What makes uCore stand out is its seamless integration of Tailscale right out of the box. No extra setup—once you boot up, secure networking and remote management are already configured. We’ll explore how this combination of Fedora CoreOS stability and Tailscale’s mesh VPN

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Escaping Ticketing Hell: Revolutionizing Platform...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to DevOps Dispatch. Today we’re diving into Steve Smith’s warning that in 2025 many platform engineering teams are still entangled in “ticketing hell.” Smith, VP of Technology at Scale at Equal Experts, asks us to consider: is platform engineering solving problems, or simply creating new ones? He points out that when platform teams default to tickets, approvals, and slow handoffs, they become bottlenecks that “block developer flow and slow down delivery.” Instead, he urges

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Musk's Ad Tactics: How Legal Threats Are Transforming...

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2025/06/13

Welcome back to Tech Brief. Today, we’re looking at how Elon Musk’s threat to sue companies that don’t buy ads on X has actually paid off. A Wall Street Journal report reveals that Verizon, which hadn’t advertised on X since 2022, was warned it would face an “illegal boycott” lawsuit if it stayed away. So Verizon committed at least $10 million—and could spend up to $25 million—on ads this year. Fashion giant Ralph Lauren and at least four other firms also struck deals after receiving

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Cultivating Community in Retail: The Rise of Brand...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to Retail Rituals, the podcast where we explore how stores are becoming more than just places to shop. Walk through any trendy shopping area and you’ll notice a familiar grouping of brands inviting you into a curated space. “You’re stepping into a worldview,” the article reminds us. The lighting is low, the music sets the tempo, and brand-approved candles are lit. It’s a subtle signal: you’re more than a customer—you belong. This is anthropology, not accident. Brands are engineering

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The Rise of One-Person Unicorns How AI is...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to today’s episode. I’m your host, and we’re diving into how AI is reshaping startups. Back in 2010, Instagram cofounder Mike Krieger remembers spending weeks engineering a single filter. Today, thanks to agentic AI models, “startups can run experiments in parallel and build products faster than ever before,” he tells Fast Company. At Anthropic, 90 percent of Claude’s code is now written by AI, and Krieger says he once “prototyped something in 25 minutes that would have

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The Tiny Powerhouse of Note-taking: Why the Field...

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2025/06/13

Welcome back to Notebook Notes. Today we’re talking about the Field Notes Memo Book, the tiny powerhouse that’s been Wirecutter’s top pick in the best notebooks guide since 2018. You might carry a phone you can tap out a quick note on, but there’s something almost therapeutic—and maybe a little rebellious—just to scrawl ideas on paper. At 48 pages, this pocket notebook “feels like the right amount for covering a three-day conference, documenting a weeklong vacation, planning a novel,

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Mastering Medication Management with Hero the Smart...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to One Minute Health Hacks. Today we’re looking at the Hero Smart Pill Dispenser, an app-enabled device that promises to eliminate missed doses and drug mix-ups. After my mother’s health crisis in Denver, my brother joked we needed a “drug-dispensing robot,” and Hero delivered. About the size of a coffee maker, it sits on the kitchen table, chimes twice a day, and neatly drops each pill into a cup when she pushes the big button. If she waits more than 15 minutes, both of us get a

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Unpacking Autism Myths and Discovering Effective...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to today’s episode, where we’re diving into a question that’s been on many minds: What causes autism? According to the video “Autism Is NOT Caused By Vaccines,” “Autism in children has increased dramatically over the years, with no known cause.” Despite widespread concern, research consistently shows there is no causal link between vaccines and autism. The video guides us through the evidence, explaining why the vaccine hypothesis has been debunked time and again. But the

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Navigating the AI Coding Revolution: Insights from...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to Tech Talk. Today, we’re diving into a new survey from AI coding platform Qodo, shared exclusively with The Register. Turns out, 82 percent of developers tap AI coding tools weekly, and 78 percent say they boost productivity. But there’s a catch: 76 percent refuse to ship AI-generated code without a human review. As Qodo CEO Itamar Friedman puts it, “AI coding is a big net positive, but the gains aren’t evenly distributed.” A few power users see massive wins, while many stick to

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Starbucks Unveils Protein Cold Foam Transforming Your...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to “Brew Break,” where we serve up the latest in coffee culture. Today, we’re talking about Starbucks’s newest game-changer: Protein Cold Foam. At a recent leadership event in Las Vegas, CEO Brian Niccol promised a third-place revival, but his biggest win may be this creamy topping that adds 15 to 18 grams of protein to any cold brew. Starbucks developed a proprietary unsweetened protein blend that kept clumping—until their team discovered that whipping it into foam creates a

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Celebrating 20 Years of Inspiration: The Timeless...

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2025/06/13

Welcome back to the show. Today we’re celebrating a milestone: the 20th anniversary of Steve Jobs’s legendary Stanford commencement address—now available in higher definition. As Apple CEO Tim Cook reminded us, “It’s hard to believe it’s been 20 years since Steve told Stanford graduates to stay hungry and stay foolish.” Thanks to The Steve Jobs Archive, you can now watch an enhanced video of that unforgettable speech. Jobs prepared obsessively, even emailing himself drafts in the weeks

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The Double-Edged Sword of Affordable AI: A Call for...

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2025/06/13

Hello and welcome to today’s episode. AI Agents Are Too Cheap for Our Own Good explores how we’ve hit a strange tipping point: powerful AI assistants that can write code, draft emails, or even manage your calendar now cost next to nothing. As entrepreneur Luke Arrigoni points out, “AI tools that write better code than he did back then cost just $120 annually.” That’s a fraction of what we spend on electricity, software licenses, or basic cloud services. When something is effectively free,

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Embracing the Future of Engineering with Vibe Coding:...

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2025/06/13

Welcome to Tech Tomorrow. Today we’re talking about “vibe coding,” a new approach that could upend engineering as we know it. Imagine sitting in Kirkland, Washington, in front of a 5K monitor while artificial intelligence “generates thousands of lines of code” in seconds. That’s exactly what veteran engineer Steve Yegge witnessed when he plugged in to a system that writes code more intuitively than ever. Vibe coding isn’t just auto-complete on steroids. It lets developers sketch high-level

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