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Navigating the Future of Work with AI: Insights from...

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2025/05/31

Welcome to “Work Forward,” I’m your host [Name]. Today we’re diving into Cal Newport’s “AI and Work: Some Predictions.” Right now, the first “killer app” of generative AI isn’t text writing—it’s smart search. As Newport notes, “smart search has become the first killer app of the generative AI era,” letting you ask a question and get back concise summaries, tables, or charts without sifting through pages of results. Meanwhile, coding is getting an AI boost. Novice developers can spin up

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Startup Wisdom from Jessica Livingston: A Guide to...

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2025/05/31

Hello and welcome to a special edition of Founders at Work. I’m your host. Today we’re distilling Jessica Livingston’s firehose of startup wisdom. Thirty-two years ago she sat where you are now—degree in hand and no plan. She realized “the subway stops here”—college never mapped your career. So she learned to reinvent herself, to “just decide to be more curious or more responsible,” and no one can stop you. Next, she recommends a simple trick to navigate thousands of jobs or ideas: talk to

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Balancing Act Between Innovation and Tradition in the...

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2025/05/31

Welcome back to Creative Frontiers. Today we’re diving into a candid post from ReverentGeek, a software and content creator who confesses: “I love generative AI. I use AI tools more and more. It’s unlocked more creativity, ideas, and productivity.” Yet, that very technology has cost him half his illustration side hustle in the last year: “In the last 12 months, my illustration business has dropped more than 50%.” He admits he’s torn: “I hate generative AI.” It satisfies curiosity and

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Rediscovering Authenticity in a Sea of Digital Noise

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2025/05/31

Welcome to “Culture Unfiltered.” Today we’re tackling a question: If nothing is curated, how do we find things? Recently, social media has “scattered the information like bread being fed to ducks,” forcing us to hunt through endless posts and arguments—like fans debating whether Björk’s new concert film, Cornucopia, includes a documentary. Back in the day, you discovered Aphex Twin or Run, Lola, Run through a single college radio show or a weekly MTV program. Now algorithms trap you in a

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Navigating the New AI Mandate: Why Adapting is No...

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2025/05/31

Welcome to AI Minute. Today: “The AI Warnings Will Continue Until Morale Improves.” New memos from tech CEOs are turning AI adoption into a mandate. Shopify’s Tobi Lutke calls AI usage a “fundamental expectation,” praising colleagues who use AI to get “100X the work done,” and demanding teams prove they need more headcount before hiring. Over at Fiverr, CEO Micha Kaufman warns, “AI is coming for your jobs. Heck, it’s coming for my job too,” and urges staff to “study, research, and master

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Navigating the Visa Debate: Balancing National...

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2025/05/31

Welcome to today’s podcast. The Trump administration has announced it will “aggressively revoke visas for Chinese students, including those with connections to the Chinese Communist Party or studying in critical fields.” Critics warn this heavy-handed move could harm American research. Former FBI agent Greg Milonovich cautions, “The overall number of People’s Republic of China students that actually pose some type of national security risk is relatively low compared to the number of

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Mastering Ball Striking in a Minute with Danny...

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2025/05/31

Welcome to today’s one-minute golf fix. I’m your host, and we’re diving into Danny Maude’s possibly fastest way to fix your ball striking. Danny says it all comes down to where your low point is. Most of us hit behind the ball, leaving fat or thin shots. His simple answer? Get weight forward and hands ahead at impact. He urges you to “feel like you’re swinging down the line with your chest driving into the shot.” Start by placing the ball just inside your front heel. Make a small forward

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Elon Musk's Unexpected Black Eye A Lesson in...

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2025/05/31

Hello, I’m your host, and this is Minute Politics. Today we explore how Elon Musk got a black eye. After 130 days fighting the federal government, Musk appeared at the White House with a “big, fat shiner.” Theories swirled: disgruntled shareholders, angry regulators, even Trump voters. Yet none of them was to blame. Musk revealed it was his five-year-old son, X. “I was just horsing around with little X, and I said, ‘Go ahead, punch me in the face,’ and he did,” he said. Seated nearby,

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Nebraska's Bold Move to Safeguard Kids Online with...

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2025/05/30

Hello and welcome to Tech Brief. I’m your host, and today we’re talking about Nebraska’s new Age-Appropriate Online Design Code Act. Signed by Governor Jim Pillen, this law targets features on major social platforms that keep kids scrolling. Platforms must now offer a chronological feed instead of an algorithmic recommendation one, and they’ll have to pause potentially disruptive notifications at night and during school hours. Kids—and their parents—will also have the option to set

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Court Strikes Down Trump Era Tariffs What Lies Ahead...

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2025/05/30

Hey everyone, welcome to today’s episode. A federal judge just dealt a major blow to the Trump-era steel and aluminum tariffs. In a September ruling, the court found that the president “exceeded his authority” under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act. Those tariffs—imposed for so-called national security reasons—were declared “invalid, void, and of no legal force or effect.” The challengers, a coalition of importers and downstream manufacturers, argued the administration ignored the

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Understanding the Rise of Blackpill Ideology Among...

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2025/05/30

Hello and welcome. Today we’re exploring why involuntary celibates, or incels, are embracing the Blackpill ideology—and why it matters.A new study finds that Blackpilled incels reject self-improvement, believing social success is fixed by looks or genetics.One user wrote “lie down and rot,” capturing this nihilism.Researchers AnnaRose Beckett-Herbert and Eran Shor analyzed thousands of incels.is posts and found many identifying as NEET— not in education, employment, or training.Advice like

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Filming the Apocalypse: How 28 Years Later Redefines...

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2025/05/30

Welcome back to Movie Minute. Today, we’re talking about the upcoming sequel 28 Years Later, and yes—it really was shot on iPhones. Director Danny Boyle confirms that his crew used custom rigs holding eight, ten, even twenty iPhone 15 Pro Max phones at once. Boyle calls it “basically a poor man’s bullet time,” giving him “180 degrees of vision of an action” so editors can “jump forward or backward for emphasis.” It’s a deliberate nod to the raw, camcorder aesthetic of the original

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Supreme Court Halts Humanitarian Parole Program...

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2025/05/30

Hello and welcome to Today’s Brief. The Supreme Court has just sided with the Trump administration, granting an emergency stay that pauses the Biden-era CHNV humanitarian parole program. This program had offered temporary legal entry for people fleeing Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela. Now, more than 500,000 men, women and children risk losing their status—and facing deportation—while their appeals play out. President Trump, echoing his executive order, said “One of my most important

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From Blacksmith to TikTok Star: How Horseshoeing...

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2025/05/30

Hello and welcome to The Skill Shift Podcast. Today we’re exploring how TikTok has turned horseshoeing—once a quiet blacksmith art—into a viral career path. Meet Samuel Wolfenden, a farrier who posted his first video two years ago and “woke up the next day and had millions of millions of views; I had one hundred thousand followers,” he told the New York Times. His oddly satisfying videos of hammering shoes on horse hooves now draw hundreds of thousands of views—and comments like “Lucky

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Revolutionizing Data Centers with Molex's...

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2025/05/30

Welcome to Tech Pulse, I’m your host, Alex Johnson. Today we’re talking about Molex’s bold step toward tomorrow’s data centers with its PCIe 7.0 cabling solution. At Computex, Molex “demonstrated its Genesis cable and connector solution” capable of sustaining 128 gigatransfers per second over a full meter. Traditional PCB traces start to fall apart at those speeds, but Genesis leans on an SFF TA-1040 connector and low-loss microwave coax to keep signals clean. Molex’s own simulations reveal

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Decoding Your Daily Brew: Finding the Perfect Coffee...

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2025/05/30

Welcome to Coffee Break Insights. Today, we ask: how much coffee is too much? Humanity drinks around 2 billion cups of coffee every day, and good news for coffee lovers is that moderate consumption “does not appear to be harmful.” In fact, experiments show key components—cafestol, kahweol, caffeine and chlorogenic acids—can reduce inflammation and cell damage caused by oxidation. So what’s moderate? Most experts point to about 400 milligrams of caffeine a day—roughly four average cups

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Balancing Act: How Agile and Architecture Can Thrive...

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2025/05/30

Welcome back to Continuous Delivery Insights. Today’s hot topic: Agile vs Architecture: Can They Coexist? In a conversation between Dave Farley and Gregor Hohpe, they tackle the age-old tension between rapid iterative delivery and big-picture system design. “Can Agile and software architecture really work together—or are they fundamentally at odds?” they ask. Their answer is clear: great teams don’t choose between the two—they balance both. They argue that architecture isn’t a massive

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Aerospace Rivalry Takes Flight US Export Restrictions...

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2025/05/30

Welcome to Global Business Minute. President Trump’s new restrictions on aerospace technology exports to China highlight growing U.S. anxiety over Beijing’s state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation, or COMAC, and its C919 jetliner. Launched in 2008 with Western help, the C919 finally entered service in 2023 after years of delays. The plane is touted by Chinese state media as a “pillar of a great power,” yet at least 40 percent of its parts come from the U.S. and other Western firms. In

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Can a Redesign Rescue Apple Software from Obsolescence?

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2025/05/30

Welcome back to Tech Minute. Today we’re asking: can a redesign save Apple’s software? There’s a running theory that “AI is the new UI,” and someday we might ditch home screens and browsers for one smart assistant. But Apple seems set on a different path. Rumors swirl that at WWDC 2025 we’ll see a “huge redesign” and an all-new naming scheme for iOS, macOS, watchOS, and more. It sounds “eminently reasonable, if slightly confusing,” but is it just a fresh coat of paint? What Apple really

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Reimagining E-commerce: Shopify's Vision for a...

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2025/05/30

Welcome to E-commerce Evolution, I’m your host. Today we explore Shopify’s bold vision for a sci-fi–inspired user experience. Carl Rivera, Shopify’s new chief design officer, invites us to “imagine an interface where you can quickly shift between talking, typing, clicking, and even drawing to instruct software, like moving around a whiteboard in a dynamic conversation.” He describes a blank canvas powered by AI that knows everything about online and brick-and-mortar retail, automates tasks,

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