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Europe's Data Centre Boom: Digital Progress at What Cost?
This ARTE Europe Weekly report looks at a question now being argued in towns across Europe: are data centres essential infrastructure for Europe's digital future, or do they cost too much in land, wat
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Ryuji Compares Two "Controversial" Lawson Bento Boxes and Makes "Generic Bodakko" with Lightly Salted Salmon
Two bento boxes released by Lawson, each containing only a single topping, sparked a firestorm on social media. Some critics reportedly went as far as to say they were "an affront to human dignity." C
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Mr. Olympia 2026 Press Conference: Title Claims, Comebacks, and Samson Dauda's Shirt Comes Off Again
The day before the 2026 Mr. Olympia, the men's Open contenders met the press. On the panel were two-time defending champion Derek Lunsford, 2024 champion Samson Dauda, Nick Walker, veteran Brandon Cur
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Inside the RayNeo iO: A Teardown of Smart Glasses That Look Like Ordinary Glasses
Most smart glasses are bulky enough that anyone can tell you're wearing them. The RayNeo iO is different: it looks much like a regular pair of glasses. In this video, electronics YouTuber Ichiken uses
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How to Make Scalp Care a Habit When You're Too Busy to Keep It Up: Keita Suzuki Tries a Scalp D Device
In this episode, Keita Suzuki, a former Japan national soccer team player and CEO of AuB Inc., learns about scalp care from Sho Sakuraba, who handles product development for ANGFA's "Scalp D." The pro
30:53Former Japan National Team Footballer Keita Suzuki on "Investing in Your Appearance" and How to Build Confidence
Is grooming for business a chore, or an investment that improves your performance at work? In this episode of Business Journal TV, MC Nana Okui talks with Keita Suzuki, who played professionally for 1
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Claire Vo on Writing Your Last Roadmap
At Lenny and Friends Summit, Claire Vo, a product leader with more than two decades in the field and the builder of ChatPRD, followed up on last year's provocation. A year ago she told this audience t
18:31Running a Product Team Like a Research Lab: Dan Shipper on Building on a Moving Frontier
Every co-founder and CEO Dan Shipper opened his talk at the Lenny and Friends Summit with what he called "the unreasonableness of business as usual during technology revolutions." His question was how
27:40Breaking Down a Whole Yellowfin Tuna Caught by Taisho and Turning It into Sashimi, Garlic Steak, Skin with Ponzu, and Cold Pasta
In this episode, culinary researcher Ryuji takes a whole yellowfin tuna that the "Taisho," the owner of a restaurant Ryuji knows, caught off an island in Okinawa, and cooks it while coming up with the
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The Rising Cost of America's $40 Trillion Debt: Shifting Buyers and the Long-Bond Dilemma
The U.S. Treasury recently sold $25 billion of 30-year bonds at a yield of 5.216%, marking the highest borrowing cost the federal government has paid on 30-year debt since 2001. While the United State
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Does Boomer Money Advice Still Work? Ramit Sethi Reacts to the Internet's Most Out-of-Touch Takes
In this video, Ramit Sethi reads a series of posts from X, Reddit, and TikTok where older people explain why younger generations can't afford houses or get ahead. His question is simple: does any of t
2:26Valencia Approves "National Priority": The Vox Law That Forces Foreigners to Wait Years for Access to Aid
The Parliament of the Valencia region has approved a law that gives Spaniards priority in access to social housing and certain forms of aid. The report looks at how this measure affects foreign nation
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DHH at Rails World 2026: "Pencils Down" on Handwritten Code and the Case for Total Optimism
DHH opened Rails World 2026 in Austin by saying they have a condition. Some would call it "AI psychosis"; DHH prefers "AI delirium" or "AI euphoria." The keynote asked what AI agents mean for programm
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Hunter Schafer Gets Ready for Vogue World: Milano with Prada
In this short "Last Looks" episode, Hunter Schafer invites Vogue into the room as they get ready for Vogue World in Milan. They have already spent the day at a Prada show and are about to head out wit
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Maggie Appleton on Design Engineering: Paper, Jigs, and What Agents Still Can't See
Maggie Appleton is a staff research engineer at GitHub Next, where she prototypes ways software engineers might work with AI agents. She has been an illustrator, the first designer at the AI startup E
21:08"Miso Ajitama" Marinated Overnight in White Miso and Garlic: Ryuji Makes an Ajitama Recipe for the First Time in a While, from Prep to Tasting
Cooking expert Ryuji took on ajitama (seasoned eggs) as the fourth recording of the day. Ryuji believed it had been years since releasing an ajitama recipe, but the staff pointed out that perhaps ever
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A Run of the Torneko's Great Adventure Remaster: Diving to Floor 99 and Returning to the Surface
This video is a playthrough of Torneko's Great Adventure: Mystery Dungeon – A Slightly Wonderful Remaster, a remaster of a game released about 30 years ago, showing the clear of the 99-floor no-items-
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Inside the Industrial Autonomy Stack: Mining, Warehouses, and Perception Hardware from Pittsburgh
Recorded live in Pittsburgh with the Pittsburgh Robotics Network, this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour asks what industrial autonomy looks like when it leaves the lab and goes into mines, factorie
10:25Europe's 2026 Heat Wave Exposes a Continent Built for a Cooler Climate
This Bloomberg segment looks back on the summer of 2026, when record heat swept Europe and killed thousands of people. It asks why a relatively wealthy region struggled to cope, and what adapting will
4:13Mitsubishi Estate's ¥14.5 Billion Outlet in Bali That Isn't "About Buying Cheap"
When people hear the word "outlet," many probably picture a place in the suburbs you drive out to in order to stock up on brand-name goods at a bit of a discount. This video looks at a facility that M