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Bosses who forced workers back to the office call “oopsies”
Morgan Smith: 80% of bosses say they regret earlier return-to-office plans: ‘A lot of executives have egg on
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Life Will See You Now (365 Albums)
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Dog Problems (365 Albums)
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Why I love building Lego as an adult
Jason Cipriani: I Just Fell in Love With Lego as an Adult — Here’s Why
It’s a story she’s heard many times. A story of adults discovering or rediscovering Lego and the realization that Lego isn’t just a toy but “it’s essentially that they have really fallen in love with the
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Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots (365 Albums)
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RSS continues to be so dea…oh…alive and well
Bryan Carney: Who Needs Meta or Google for News? Use ‘Really Simple Syndication’
So what crushed the promise of RSS and its designed-in accessibility to everyone — otherwise known as “open standard”? And how can we revive that version of RSS in an era when the big platforms are flexing their might by showing us
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If Substack wants to improve their reader experience, I have one very specific request
Jay Peters: Substack Wants to Make Itself a Better Place for Readers, Not Just Writers
Substack wants to make the platform a better place for readers and will be adding features to its reading apps so that they “feel increasingly useful and fun,”
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Here's to another year with Ulysses
A year ago I thought to myself, "do I still need Ulysses?" I've used the app
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Tell Me How You Really Feel (365 Albums)
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Coding with ChatGPT? You may as well flip a coin
Thomas Claburn with the spicy headline: "ChatGPT's odds of getting code questions correct are worse than a
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Attack on Memory (365 Albums)
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A Golden Age for Medicine
David Wallace-Wells: Suddenly, It Looks Like We’re in a Golden Age for Medicine
A couple of decades later, it looks like a golden age for new treatments. New trials of breast-cancer drugs have led to survival rates hailed in The Times as “unheard-of,” and a new treatment for postoperative lung-cancer
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How to cover “I need to always be the center of attention” bozos
Casey Newton: It's Time to Change How We Cover Elon Musk
Before Musk, the person setting the day’s news agenda on Twitter was Donald Trump. As it became clear during his first campaign that Trump mostly did not tell the truth, the press corps gradually brought more scrutiny to the candidate’s
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Apple may be addressing my biggest complaint with the iPhone design
James Bentley: iPhone 15 Pro Schematics May Have Just Broke Cover — Here Are the Big Design Changes They Reveal
As well as this, the sides seem to be smoother, making it easier to fit into your pocket. This corroborates previous reports.
And as I wrote when I first got the iPhone 12 Pro back in
A Celebration of 100% Offline Tech
Macs and iPhones and Vision Pros are awesome, but there’s another type of tech product t that I really
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Shake the Sheets (365 Albums)
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Keep It Like a Secret (365 Albums)
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Electric Version (365 Albums)
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