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The Two Suppliers Samsung and Nike Wait In Line For
One sold the machine that makes the product; the other hid it.
Why Tailwind Laid Off Three of Its Four Engineers
Downloads hit an all-time high, yet revenue collapsed by 80 percent.
Why Google Chose a Reactor That's Never Been Built
The safe choice takes 15 years—so nobody makes it.
The 19-Year-Old Who Raised $6.2M on Zero Work Experience
Investors are opening GitHub profiles instead of checking résumés now
Recent issues
Issue #183AI & TechWhy Meta Won't Let AI Handle Incident Response
Before AI can do a job, that job first has to become code.
Issue #182BusinessNo Solo Unicorn Yet, but Solo Millionaires Have Doubled
The prophesied one-person unicorn never arrived, but payment data reveals a new way to grade solo-founder success stories.
Issue #181Business$800 Billion: The World's Most Famous Wrong Number
It undercounts global AI spending by $200 billion while overcounting America's by exactly the same amount.
Issue #180BusinessWhy I'd Log 50 Hours for a 30-Minute Job
It's not personal integrity that's broken — it's the billing unit.
Issue #179BusinessWhy No Manager Ever Says 'Let's Just Fix Bugs'
AI can write code fast, but nobody gets credit for fixing it.
Issue #178BusinessYou Can Download It. You Just Can't Run It.
Kimi K3's 2.8 trillion parameters force a rethink of what 'open' means.
Issue #177BusinessThe Rabbit Sites Died, But the Bill Still Came
112 chapters translated for fun — a Korean court just set the price at ₩96,370,000 (~$70,000).
Issue #176BusinessWhy the New Fed Chair Talks Like a Startup Founder
The pitch-deck line "the numbers aren't in yet, but they're coming" has started moving interest rates.
Issue #175BusinessRight on the Trade, Liquidated Anyway
The real cause of last week's Korean market rollercoaster was someone else entirely
Issue #174BusinessThe '57% Never Dated' Number Was Wrong From the Start
Fix the denominator and it drops to 21%—the real problem lies outside the dating statistics.
Issue #173BusinessThe Luddites Never Actually Hated the Machine
What 65% of today's workers miss is the same thing Luddites once fought for
Issue #172BusinessThe Day Tesla Stock Fell 14%, Musk Talked Abundance
Zuckerberg's op-ed dropped the day before Meta's earnings too — that timing wasn't an accident.