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Cave Explorer Katsuji Yoshida on the Skills for "Coming Back" from the Dark and the Danger of Panic
Inside a cave, mobile phones and GPS don't work, and your voice doesn't carry to the outside. If you lose your way back, you're left stranded in the dark with no way to call for help. Cave explorer Ka
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Beyond RLVR: Grindability, Continual Learning, and What the Next Training Paradigm Might Look Like
This video essay, narrated from a post on dwarkesh.com, examines the research bet the major AI labs are making: that training models on millions of verifiable tasks across thousands of reinforcement l
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Tory Burch's Paris Apartment: Old and New Objects, Each With a Story
In this Vogue "Objects of Affection" episode, designer Tory Burch shows the Paris apartment they share with their husband, Pierre-Yves. Burch walks room by room through the paintings, furniture, ceram
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Just Dissolve It in Cold Water: Ryuji's "Ultimate Lazy Dashi Somen" and Chicken-Stock Nori Cucumbers
Cooking researcher Ryuji introduces a summer-ready "Ultimate Lazy Dashi Somen" in a sponsored video with Ajinomoto's "Marudori Gara Soup." The broth needs no heat; you just dissolve the seasonings in
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Arduino Opta Hands-On: A Budget Industrial PLC That Also Runs Arduino Sketches
Arduino has released a product that looks like it belongs in a factory control cabinet. The Arduino Opta is a PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) in the Arduino Pro line, co-developed with the relay m
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The Optimal "Mid-Price" Skincare Lineup with Department-Store-Grade Ingredients
When it comes to cosmetics price ranges, "mid-price" products selling for roughly ¥2,000 to ¥5,000 offer the best balance between cost-effectiveness and skincare results. High-end cosmetics sold in de
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Eight Skills Ramit Sethi Says Separate High Earners From Everyone Else
Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You To Be Rich and host of Netflix's How To Get Rich, argues that people spend too much energy on spreadsheets and investment research and too little on the skills
26:55Todoroki's "Todoroki Pasta": A Tomato Pasta with a Sauce Made from Sausages and Bacon Right at Their Expiration Date
Todoroki appeared on Ryuji's channel as part of a collaboration with Hiroyuki Miyasako. Todoroki is a character Miyasako has long played, last seen on TV about 20 years ago. In Todoroki's own words, t
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NeetCode on Why Learning Hard Things Still Matters When AI Writes the Code
Navdeep Singh, known to many as NeetCode, built one of the most widely used coding-interview preparation platforms. He worked briefly at Amazon and then at Google before going full-time on his own bus
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Thirteen Compact Wallets From ¥2,400 to Hermès: Shunsuke Ishikawa's Picks by Budget
Fashion designer Shunsuke Ishikawa opens with a claim: people notice your wallet, and of all accessories it reveals the most about your character. Since cash is used less and bags keep shrinking, even
26:47Ryuji Tries Four Varieties of Aohata's "Spreadable Terrine" and Makes a Banh Mi with the Chicken Liver One
In this episode, culinary researcher Ryuji and his staff taste the jarred "spreadable terrines" that had been generating buzz on social media. In the first half of the video, they try the four varieti
52:08Slow Down to Speed Up: Gergely Orosz on What AI Is Actually Doing to Software Engineering
In this keynote at Craft Conference 2026 in Budapest, Gergely Orosz, author of The Pragmatic Engineer, asked whether AI coding agents are really making teams and companies more productive. Orosz relie
14:08Tuvert "Barrier Shot Serum 2.0": A Thorough Breakdown
This is a summary of cosmetic chemist Kazunosuke's explanation of Tuvert's latest serum, "Barrier Shot Serum 2.0," covering its ingredient characteristics, how it feels in use, and how it differs from
25:16Ryuji Tours Ajinomoto's Kawasaki Plant: From the Discovery of Umami to "A Century of Haters" and the Factory Lines
In this episode, cooking researcher Ryuji visits Ajinomoto's Kawasaki plant. Ryuji has used so much Ajinomoto that people call them "Ajinomoto Ryuji," and the idea is to have the company explain how t
10:03Alexandra Leclerc's Bag: Wedding Keepsakes, Mexican Candy, and a Dog-Hair Roller
In Vogue Japan's "In The Bag" series, model Alexandra Leclerc, who is married to Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc, empties a summer bag and explains each item. Leclerc says they usually carry very lit
2:02:31A Joint Account, a $1,000 Transfer, and Two Money Cultures: Ramit Sethi Coaches Alexis and Edwens
Alexis (29) and Edwens (30) have been married for two years and have a 10-month-old son. Edwens immigrated from the Dominican Republic less than two years before the recording. In her application, Ale
28:57"Fainting Eggplant": Scored, Deep-Fried Plain in Rice Bran Oil, and Soaked in a Sweet Ponzu Sauce
In this installment of the series where cooking researcher Ryuji presents recipes in the voice of "Mama," the topic is fried eggplant. According to Ryuji, he has put out a number of eggplant dishes be
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How Cleveland Turns National Manufacturing Programs Into Local Results
Manufacturing Happy Hour, hosted by Chris Luecke, usually records one-on-one interviews over drinks. This episode was a live show at Collision Bend Brewing in Cleveland, the first stop on the show's "
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Fiona Fung on Running Claude Code and Cowork When Coding Is No Longer the Bottleneck
Fiona Fung leads the teams behind Claude Code and Cowork at Anthropic, overseeing Boris Cherny and Kat Wu. Before Anthropic she spent 11 years at Microsoft on Visual Studio and TypeScript. At Facebook
13:39Buying Back Your Time: Ramit Sethi's Five Levels of the Convenience Dial
Most people handle every task themselves: groceries, cleaning, laundry, packing lunches, planning trips. Ramit Sethi asks what would happen if you spent a little money to buy some of that time back. H