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Blackstone's Jon Gray goes jogging and goes viral. I took a run with him.
I spent my Thursday morning jogging with Jon Gray and Blackstone analysts, and felt firsthand the business value of his social media jogging videos.
The $25,000 Slate truck is proudly bare-bones. I think these add-ons are worth the extra money.
Slate's base truck is intentionally bare bones. Here's what I'd need to add to make it a useful daily driver.
Read the cold LinkedIn outreach that led Fishwife's CEO to hire a candidate
Fishwife CEO Becca Millstein said she gets many LinkedIn DMs a day, and rarely responds to them. This one stood out.
DoorDash is paying people to load its delivery robots. It points to a shortcoming of automation
DoorDash is using gig workers to load orders into its Dot delivery robots, highlighting limitations in autonomous delivery technology.
He turned a side hustle into a video game resale business that's brought in $4 million this year
Caleb Ashton said he used $500 worth of birthday and Christmas money to launch QuickFlips, a video game resale platform that now makes millions.
I sold my house in Miami and moved to rural North Florida. My cost of living and stress are down, and productivity is up.
Medical fitness specialist Cheryl Patella shares her move from a hectic Miami life to more peace in North Florida, prioritizing balance and wellness.
At an ex-OpenAI researcher's influential lab, $500,000 salaries aren't enough to fix a talent 'bottleneck'
METR, a Berkeley lab started by an ex-OpenAI researcher, has become a prominent AI umpire. CEO Beth Barnes says AI safety research needs more people.
Reviews are ruining your life
Online reviews were supposed to make decisions easier. Instead, we're less satisfied and more anxious with everything from restaurants to vacations.
Third places are out, as prices rise. Hosting dinners, craft nights, and book clubs are in.
As the cost of living rises and food prices skyrocket, people are hosting book clubs, craft nights, and dinners to socialize more affordably at home.
Top economist Steve Hanke told us why he doubts AI will be the job destroyer many expect
Steve Hanke said simple economics explains why companies "won't be firing everybody and replacing them with AI."
YouTube star Hank Green says he's relied 'too heavily' on AI in an apology to fans
Hank Green, one of YouTube's most prolific stars, is facing backlash for relying on AI to create his content.
Sam Altman is getting dragged for suggesting this ChatGPT 'use case' for parents
Sam Altman is both the CEO of one of the world's leading AI startups and a new parent himself. He has some ideas on how one can help the other.