Daniel had his gallbladder out years ago and has been carrying bile reflux, bloating, and a stack of diagnoses ever since. After a holiday dinner of red wine and curry, he spent the night walking his apartment with acid in his throat and his teeth aching. This episode pulls apart what's actually happening: a chemical and motility problem downstream of losing an organ, plus a somatic one in how the diaphragm and abdominal wall move together — two different problems that keep getting treated as one

Jordan West, Founder of Social Commerce Club, joins Scott to explore how Amazon brands can unlock explosive growth by embracing TikTok Shop and social commerce.As traditional performance marketing faces attribution decay and rising ad costs, e-commerce brands are navigating a shifting landscape where TikTok Shop provides a closed-loop affiliate ecosystem and a massive off-platform halo effect. While entry-level sellers struggle by treating creators like ad networks or expecting instant channel

Zuby (@ZubyMusic) joins Jordan Bush for a wide-ranging conversation about faith, courage, and what it takes to be a positive voice in a divided world. He tells the story of his path from independent rapper to one of today's most recognizable social commentators, and how the COVID era pushed him to start speaking out. He also reflects on the upbringing that shaped his character.From there, Zuby and Jordan dig into the ideologies shaping public discourse: gender norms, privilege, victim mentality,

Every week, Maurizio and Hunter sit down to cut through the short-term noise, ignore the daily price volatility, and focus on the macro events that are actually shaping the future of Bitcoin. 🚀 THE LIVE MASTERCLASS SERIES → Reserve Your Seat: https://masterclass.mrmpodcast.com/ 🎟️ BITCOIN CONFERENCE 2026: Get 10% OFF with the code “MAURIZIO” → Las Vegas: https://tinyurl.com/yx4v2jts → Hong Kong: https://tinyurl.com/mauhk → Amsterdam: https://tinyurl.com/3dvwhrdp → Abu Dhabi:

About a year ago, I decided to go all-in on applying to AI safety fellowships, and around the end of 2025 I got into MATS. I think there's a small art to communicating your skills legibly. When I've spoken with others about how I answer application questions, they seem to appreciate my advice. I wrote a MATS 9 Retrospective which was well-received, so consider this to be similar advice, but for applying to jobs or fellowships. Applying to AI safety fellowships or doing job applications is an

Diet TBPN delivers the best of today’s TBPN episode in 30 minutes. TBPN is a live tech talk show hosted by John Coogan and Jordi Hays, streaming weekdays 11–2 PT on X and YouTube, with each episode posted to podcast platforms right after.Described by The New York Times as “Silicon Valley’s newest obsession,” the show has recently featured Mark Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Mark Cuban, and Satya Nadella.TBPN is made possible by:Ramp - https://ramp.comPublic - https://public.comCisco -

Ose Amiegheme leads email product at Intuit Mailchimp. Before Mailchimp he worked on Adobe Express and spent time at TikTok, and he describes himself as a product manager who is a creative at heart.Brent and Ose talk about why email keeps outliving the predictions of its death, what Ose sees in Mailchimp's numbers when merchants invest in owned channels (he says those merchants get 10 to 20% more ROI), and how predictive models build segments around who is likely to buy and who responds to

This Week In Startups is made possible by:Every.io: http://every.io/ Northwest Registered Agent: https://www.northwestregisteredagent.com/twistdomain Odoo: http://Odoo.com/twist Plaud: http://Plaud.ai/twist Today’s show: What can AI do with the guardrails OFF? Devon Thomas of Abliteration.ai thinks defenders should have access to the same kinds of tools, rather than having one hand tied behind their backs. Then, on Ask Jason, learn what AI means for the billable hour from a legal-tech

A hotshot rookie race car, obsessed with fame and terrified of anything slowing him down, gets stranded in a forgotten town on old Route 66. Stuck there with nowhere to go, he is forced to actually meet the locals, and what begins as a detour becomes the thing that changes him completely. Twenty years on, Cars is still one of Pixar's most heartfelt films, and to mark two decades since it first hit the road, we are revisiting it on The Best Movies You've Never Seen, thanks to Fetch and Hisense.

Tom and Jonny sit down with Christine Røde, designer at The Browser Company and the first guest under our new name, Mostly Working. They go behind the scenes of Dia’s Morning Brief, unpack why people now hand their data to AI tools so readily, and dig into the craft a designer keeps when she can ship her own fixes.In this episode:Dia’s Morning Brief exists because most people stall at a blank text box, so the browser sends the prompt for you and opens a tab that briefs you on your

Scheduled tasks are a secret weapon. ⚔️ How secret? They can actually be hard to find and there's not a lot of info out there on how to use them. lolz. But for many, they can be the stepping stone to the fully autonomous desktop worker. Because for many users who may only be able (or comfortable) to access AI on the web, scheduled tasks provide that proactive, work-done-for-you vibe that AI agents delivered. But how does it work in Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude? And ...

This article was written by Jonah Woodward, and is a summary of an original study by Compassion Aligned Machine Learning (CaML): Brazilek, J., Tidmarsh, M., Endres, M., Singh, A., & Miller, J. (2026). HarvestBench: Measuring whether LLM agents will pay to avoid killing animals. arXiv. https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.04444 You can view the up-to-date results for HarvestBench on the leaderboard at https://compassionbench.com/harvestbench TL;DR HarvestBench evaluates AI agents' behaviour in a

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Podcast: Connecting the DotsEpisode Title: AI's Mathematical Frontier, Responsible Discovery, and Smart Home ExpansionDate: October 07, 2026Hosts: Alex and MorganToday, we delve into the accelerating pace of technological advancement, from AI models making groundbreaking mathematical discoveries to major tech players expanding their reach into our homes. We'll explore the implications of machines challenging long-held intellectual barriers and how tech giants are reshaping our daily living spaces,

Most of us learn culture by adapting to one that already exists. We join a company, figure out what gets rewarded, who has power, what people say in meetings, and what they say after the meeting ends.Founders don’t have that luxury. They’re not fitting into a culture. They’re creating one, whether they mean to or not. SnapLogic President Molly Matthews has a more practical way to think about it: culture is what gets repeated. It shows up in who you hire, what you build, and how you treat

Lovely listener, share with us your thoughts! Frank Hepworth breaks down programmable self-custody, an onchain model where clients own their crypto accounts and a manager can trade in them but never withdraw from them. Self-custody crypto, onchain asset management, and why most crypto still sits with exchanges and custodians. 🔑 Key Topics & Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:12 What holding crypto on an exchange really costs you 4:49 Why banks entering crypto won't offer liquidity pools

You wake up in the middle of the night. Your body is paralyzed. You cannot scream. And in the corner of your bedroom, a dark figure is watching you.Some see a shadow. Others see an old woman. And again and again, people describe something even stranger: a tall, dark figure wearing a hat – The Hat Man.In this episode, we explore one of sleep’s strangest mysteries: sleep paralysis, Shadow People, and the mysterious figures humans have reported seeing beside their beds for centuries.We follow

On this week's LIVE show, we welcome Torc's Roxy Rodriguez-Becker, a teacher-turned-Community Manager and speaker of English and Spanish, to talk about tech education in two languages, taking a look at the tech news stories of the week and taking on a round of Fake or News. ---------------------------------------- Welcome to WeAreDevelopers, the #1 developer community in Europe! This is your one-stop destination for the latest tech insights, tutorials, and career advice to elevate your devel...

0:00 - NCAA chaos and travel plans 4:06 - Deepfakes and proving identity (biometrics, signed video, Face ID) 12:07 - Key storage, social recovery and webs of trust 18:43 - Ideas for PBJ: AI fact-checkers, audience agents, live summaries 29:13 - Could an AI become PBJ’s fourth host (via Goose Development Kit)? 32:21 - What the White House AI accord actually does 37:18 - The problem with traditional audits for probabilistic AI systems 43:40 - america.gov and the AI ovethaul of

Adam Engst is the owner and writer of the longest-running Apple newsletter, TidBITS. Writing is literally his business. Imagine what would happen if he couldn't write. That's exactly what he faced when he broke one wrist and badly sprained the other.Since it's Adam we're talking about here, you know he turned this "adventure" into an article explaining how the accessibility features in OS 27s have helped him stay relatively productive. You might think he simply started using dictation, and while