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2
Interactive map designed to help you find neighborhoods in the United States (close.city)
2
Religions changed, and how we know (howitevolved.com)
3
What Is 'You Can See Everything' About? (derekthompson.org)
6
A CA key that was the number 4 passed its audit. Nobody was assigned to check it (pilgrima.ge)
2
The Inherent Hierarchy of Money (2012) [pdf] (bu.edu)
2
Is Chocolate Still Chocolate? (grubstreet.com)
5
Maxxing treats life as a problem when it's a mystery (psyche.co)
1
The Human Capacity for Wonder (drfrahim.substack.com)
1
Tokyo has lost 84% of its public baths since 1968. The rest are getting busier (jivx.com)
2
Maps and database of 802.11 wireless networks, with statistics (wigle.net)
6
The first search engine for Internet-connected devices (shodan.io)
4
Worldwide animated weather map, with easy to use layer and precise spot forecast (windy.com)
1
The Billion-Dollar Industry That's Keeping Your Beer Cold and Saving Lives (texasmonthly.com)
2
A checklist is a letter to the untuned self (pilgrima.ge)
1
70 Strategies/Moats on How Things Win (stephango.com)
2
Tether Completes the Largest Inaugural Financial Audit in History (tether.io)
3
Do Your Emojis Make You Look Old? (nytimes.com)
36
The American sports plutocracy (derekthompson.org)
4
Japan has recorded its ten most popular baby names every year since 1912 (jivx.com)
3
Traditions are habits somebody else paid for (pilgrima.ge)
2
The Creator Economy Has a New Middle Class (bloomberg.com)
2
The Art of Life [video] (youtube.com)
4
The Fun Shortage Is Real, and It's Making America Miserable (bloomberg.com)
2
Are the Enhanced Games an existential threat to fairness or a cure for death? (newyorker.com)
2
Nobody catches themselves envying – the cover story arrives first (pilgrima.ge)
2
Overload and insight look identical from the outside (pilgrima.ge)
2
The Human Worker as Civilizational Nexus (lukeburgis.com)
2
NASA Never Said Sanskrit Was the Best Programming Language (medium.com/datavector)
3
Landscape of Consciousness (closertotruth.com)
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A voxel Tokyo in real Japan time – ride the Yamanote line and study Japanese (jivx.com)
4
Rubber ducking is a mirror that says nothing (pilgrima.ge)
1
Four Day Work Week Statistics 2026: What the Data Shows (stealthagents.com)
1
What's Behind the Recent Legal Challenges to Costco's Iconic Rotisserie Chicken (kavout.com)
1
What is Hassha Merodii? Why every train station in Japan has its own melody (indulgexpress.com)
2
Scan Scam: Criminals Redirect China's Public QR Codes to Porn (sixthtone.com)
1
Brain Chemistry Changes After Just Three Days of Silence (bgr.com)
3
One Piece as Modern Scripture (pilgrimsage.substack.com)
2
Over 140k maps of all kinds (davidrumsey.com)
3
Cory Doctorow on the Right – and Wrong – Way to Criticize AI (jacobin.com)
106
America, 1926: A forgotten 100-year-old report (derekthompson.org)
3
Worship me at the office altar: Why narcissistic leaders resist remote work (sciencedirect.com)
5
You're Weirder Than You Think (atvbt.com)
4
Japan has 72 micro-seasons. In 2021 it stopped officially watching most of them (jivx.com)
3
T-Mobile Just Ripped 8M Customers Off Their Grandfathered Plans (gadgetreview.com)
3
The (real) dead economy theory (pluralistic.net)
3
The oracle problem is three thousand years old (pilgrima.ge)
3
The running list: major tech layoffs in 2026 where employers cited AI (techcrunch.com)
9
A magnitude 6.9 earthquake has struck near Iwate Pref Japan (nhk.or.jp)
2
Find an open source alternative to anything (opensource.builders)
2
WikiHouse is a modular system for high performance, zero-carbon buildings (wikihouse.cc)
3
The quietest places in the loudest cities (earth.fm)
1
The fastest search engine for award travel (seats.aero)
2
Walkable Neighborhoods Finder (close.city)
1
Save Wisdom Questions (savewisdom.org)
7
Elon's iPhone (elonsiphone.com)
2
Collection of easy-to-understand science, technology, and how-it-works articles (explainthatstuff.com)
1
KCRW's all-music channel blending the collected talents and tastes (kcrw.com)
2
Command-line tool to customize Spotify client (spicetify.app)
2
Money Is Middleware (pilgrimsage.substack.com)
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1,700 free online courses from top universities (openculture.com)
2
An imperfect tool for drawing and exploring symmetrical patterns and designs (eschersket.ch)
3
A zero-install static site hosting service for hackers (pgs.sh)
5
Robots will replace 700k delivery workers 'sooner or later' warns JD.com boss (ft.com)
1
About Those "Hackquisitions" (spyglass.org)
2
AryStinger botnet infected D-Link routers worldwide (bleepingcomputer.com)
81
Becoming a dad changes men's brains (scientificamerican.com)
21
I make good money. Why do I still feel like this? (yourbrainonmoney.substack.com)
19
[flagged] Smashing the NIMBYs created modern capitalism (worksinprogress.co)
2
Creativity in the form of archived web pages from the dawn of the internet (cameronsworld.net)
1
Where the sun stood at the 2026 summer solstice (pilgrimapp.org)
4
America's Founders helped create a world they were not yet ready to live in (reason.com)
7
How the Fifth Lateran Council unlocked financial theory (sebastiangarren.com)
1
We record because we have forgotten how to remember (pilgrimsage.substack.com)
2
Americans have never been healthier or more alone. Might these things be related (derekthompson.org)
2
OpenAI spending hit $34B last year ahead of planned IPO (ft.com)
2
Anxiety around AI is materially triggered and existentially experienced (michaellwy.substack.com)
1
Grasping Exponentialism, Efficient AI, Talent Density, & the Pursuit of Together (implications.com)
79
Meta’s chaotic AI strategy (wired.com)
1
Barnes and Noble Became Private Equity's Most Radical Retail Experiment (bloomberg.com)
4
If you can't get a job today, it's your fault (auren.substack.com)
16
LLMs aren't conscious (and thinking they are is culturally dangerous) (theintrinsicperspective.com)
9
You cannot control the mind, and that is not the problem (pilgrima.ge)
1
Jeff Bezos Wants to Build an 'Artificial General Engineer' (nytimes.com)
2
The Bricks and Mini-Figs Investigation by Coffeezilla [video] (youtube.com)
1
Sharper context. Fewer tokens. Open-source middleware for Claude Code (github.com/cytostack)
75
All 9,300 Japanese train station, animated by the year it opened (1872–2026) (jivx.com)
7
Claude Fable 5 feels less like a launch and more like a preview of AI inequality (reddit.com)
5
'Unbelievable how accurate': How paid influencers hype Polymarket's odds (politico.com)
1
The future is controlled by companies who control the physical bottlenecks of AI (silicon-frontier.com)
2
Language models transmit behavioural traits through hidden signals in data (nature.com)
5
Tokugawa Japan kept 260 warlords from war for 250 years (jivx.com)
5
What We Believe Happened: A Summary Timeline of Bricks and Minifigs Store (bricksandminifigs.com)
1
Show HN: Meditate-CLI – breathe with your terminal (github.com/walktalkmeditate)
2
China's Robotics Dream Began in 1972 (chinatalk.media)
2
Dating apps were never built to deliver you to anyone (pilgrimsage.substack.com)
1
Red went from the #1 to the #5 colour for Japanese schoolgirls' backpacks (jivx.com)
4
Tokyo rent map: ¥70k gap between cheapest and priciest 1K (May 2026 data) (housingassist.com)
5
The AI Superstars Who Say a 'Vibe Slop' Crisis Is Coming (wsj.com)
2