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Chris Lattner on LLVM, Swift, and Mojo: Building Blank-Canvas Systems
Chris Lattner created the LLVM compiler infrastructure and the Swift programming language, worked on AI infrastructure at Tesla and Google, and now leads Modular, the company behind the Mojo language.
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Why Liking Someone Can Kill Their Attraction: Matthew Hussey on Need, Confidence, and "Value Fit"
Dating coach Matthew Hussey argues that the most dangerous moment in dating is the moment you decide you like someone. At that point, he says, people make the mistake that most often kills attraction:
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How Russia Repeatedly Derailed China's Rise: Sarah Paine on a Century of Russo-Chinese Relations
Many observers worry that China and Russia are forming a lasting partnership. Military historian Sarah Paine, whose dissertation traced the Russo-Chinese border from the Opium Wars to the 1920s detach
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How Thermal Throttling Breaks USB Charger Testing, and a Custom Rig That Follows It
Modern compact, high-power USB chargers often cut their own output when they get hot. This is called thermal throttling, and it protects the charger from its own heat. In this video, Ichiken explains
1:02:12Should You Ever Chase Someone? Matthew Hussey Takes Pushback From His Own Producer
In this episode of the Love Life podcast, the usual co-hosts Audrey and Stephen are absent. Instead, Matthew Hussey sits down one-on-one with David Kirk, who produces the show behind the scenes and re
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AI Raises OT Data Demands and Threats Faster Than Factory Networks Can Keep Up: Felipe Sabino Costa of Moxa on Security
In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, host Chris talks with Felipe Sabino Costa of Moxa about how artificial intelligence is changing operational technology (OT), the networks and systems that
14:25How to Say the Hard Thing: Matthew Hussey on the Text That Changed His Relationship
Many people back away from hard conversations, in their love lives and elsewhere, and interviewer Marie Forleo suggests one reason: they don't know the right words. They fear what will come back, and
46:04Four Japanese Electrolytic Capacitor Makers on Hybrids, AI Servers, and Miniaturization: The Ichiken Lounge at Techno Frontier 2025
At Techno Frontier 2025, held July 23–25, 2025, the electronics YouTuber Ichiken ran the "Ichiken Lounge" again after doing it the year before. The format pairs Ichiken one-on-one with representatives
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Inside the "1,000 Animals" Rescue Video: Lions, Rhinos, Giraffes, Shelter Dogs, and a Nationwide Rehab Push
The video sets out to save a thousand animals, counting each one as it goes. The host, Jimmy (MrBeast), and his friends work with veterinarians, conservationists, shelters, and rehabilitation centers,
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Clearing Final Fantasy Tactics with Nothing but a Level 1 Ramza
This video records a playthrough of Final Fantasy Tactics to the ending in which only the protagonist Ramza, kept at level 1, is deployed into every mandatory battle. The commentator calls the challen
19:32Inside the Back End of Power Semiconductor Manufacturing: A Tour of Shiima Electronics
After touring the front-end process at Toshiba Device & Storage's Kaga plant, where the chips inside power semiconductor packages are made, the YouTuber Ichiken visited Shiima Electronics in Yamanashi
51:06Did Millennials Ruin Dating for Gen Z? A Podcast Debate on Apps, "Explorationships," and Opting Out
The episode opens with a half-joking confession: millennials ruined dating. They built the dating apps "we all know and hate," normalized fast-food-style swiping and constant texting, and now some of
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A Three-Minute Upper Arm Routine, and Why Hinata Kato Says Daily Strength Training Matters
In this short video, Hinata Kato leads a quick three-minute upper arm workout and then explains why they consider strength training, even in very small doses, so important. Their argument has two part
2:25:42Andrej Karpathy on Why Agents Will Take a Decade: Ghosts, Terrible RL, and the March of Nines
In this long conversation with Dwarkesh, Andrej Karpathy explains why he thinks current AI timelines are too optimistic, even though he calls himself very bullish on the technology. He calls this "the
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Bryan Johnson's Blueprint Meals: A Sweet Potato Curry, a Green Smoothie, and a Roasted Vegetable Lentil Bowl
Bryan Johnson opens the video by saying that "we are the first generation who won't die," and that he and his team have searched the scientific literature for evidence on how to build the best nutriti
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RevComm Turned Profitable After Only a Series A: Takeshi Aida on Management That Keeps Strategy Fixed but Changes Tactics
Takeshi Aida, a former trading-company employee who founded RevComm on their own in 2017, sat down for an interview with Iijima, a moderator for Unico TV. The topics were how the company became profit
27:13100 Kids vs. the World's Strongest Man: A Day of Mismatched Showdowns
MrBeast (Jimmy) frames the video around one question: in a game of tug of war, who wins, the strongest man on earth or 100 kids? Before answering it, he stages a series of lopsided one-on-one contests
1:20:28Nick Lane on Why Life May Be Chemically Inevitable but Complex Life Is Rare
Evolutionary biochemist Nick Lane of University College London explains life's four-billion-year history through energy flow. In this conversation with Dwarkesh Patel, Lane lays out a chain of reasoni
21:01A Privately Held, Owner-Run Company Launches a Tender Offer for a Listed Company: fonfun President Tsubasa Mizuguchi's Management Philosophy
A privately held, owner-run company used its own funds to acquire a listed company through a TOB (tender offer). Tsubasa Mizuguchi, Representative Director of fonfun Inc., acquired fonfun through Cybr
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Blaise Agüera y Arcas: Life Is Computational, and Intelligence Grows Through Merging
In this Long Now Talk, Blaise Agüera y Arcas, VP and Fellow at Google and founder of the Paradigms of Intelligence team, argues against several common assumptions. The first is that artificial general