Economy and Business
Money, markets, trade, logistics, companies, and work.
Money, markets, trade, logistics, companies, and work.
#6153: Decision Models: Typed Answers in One Forward Pass
Clef, Jev, and OpenAI's Decisions API return typed answers with probabilities in a single forward pass — no generated text to parse.
#6146: Grounding Is Not Solved: DIY vs Gateway vs Native Search
Bolt-on search, gateway search, or native grounding? The plumbing didn't vanish — it just moved to someone else's bill.
#6134: Cheap Tokens, Expensive Scripts
A model with worse list prices can cost less per script — if the cache hits. The bill hides in tokens, not rates.
#6127: Haiku 5.5 at 10 Cents: What the Cheap Model Actually Does
Haiku 5.5 costs 10 cents per million input tokens. We break down where it holds up, where it fails, and whether it can write this show.
#6113: محطة توقف في دبي: ما الثقافة الإماراتية الحقيقية؟
توقف هانا في دبي يفتح سؤالا أكبر: ما الذي يختبئ تحت العلامات الفاخرة؟ نستكشف الثقافة الحقيقية، من الغوص على اللؤلؤ إلى الشعر.
#6108: ग्रिड आधी बिजली कैसे गँवा देता है — और दिल्ली ने इसे कैसे ठीक किया
बिजली का नुकसान सिंगापुर में शून्य दशमलव दो तीन प्रतिशत से लेकर इराक में उनसठ प्रतिशत तक है। दिल्ली बावन प्रतिशत से साढ़े पाँच प्रतिशत पर आ गई, और वह भी ज़्यादातर बिना नए बिजलीघरों के।
#6107: Warum deutsche und japanische Anleitungen so gut sind
Wie die duale Ausbildung in Deutschland und die Monozukuri-Philosophie in Japan erstklassige Dokumentation hervorbringen.
#6106: なぜ日本は今も光ディスクを手放さないのか
新幹線を走らせる国が、いまだにブルーレイを買い続ける。最先端技術の国に残る、意外と合理的な理由を探ります。
#6103: When AI Picks Your Spouse, Stocks, and Eggs
From $31 eggs to a ChatGPT-officiated wedding, people are handing real life decisions to machines — and publishing the results.
#6094: How to Become an Exclusive Importer in Israel
One family holds the letter from the brand for thirty years. How does a newcomer get one? Forty rice cookers, six objections, and a lot of paperwork.
#6090: Unconventional Pitch Tactics That Actually Win Clients
From ditching slide decks to wheeling in a day's worth of paper — a ladder of pitch tactics, from mildly odd to career-ending.
#6089: Cheap Ads for Two-Person Shops
Billboard remnant space, $20/day digital slots, and reverse graffiti: how small operators buy attention at a fraction of list price.
#6085: Israel Votes, Part 5: Rent and Noise, Side by Side
657,000 noise complaints in 2.5 years, 1 in 7 fined — and only one party platform even mentions noise. What the parties actually wrote on rent and ...
#6083: The Second Noun: Where AI Careers Are Still Empty
Everyone's headline says "AI consultant." The real openings sit where AI attaches to a second noun you already know cold.
#6082: Brazen, Not Fraudulent: Hunting Staycation Deals in Israel
Last-minute staycation hacks for Israel: empty-hotel leverage, the zimmer sites, card and reservist discounts, and Hilbert's laminated rules for asking a hotel for a deal.
#6078: Reading Polymarket's Israel Election Prices
25 live markets, $47M on one question — what the money says about Israel's next prime minister.
#6065: Israel Votes, Part 3: A Renter's Voting Recommendation
A Jerusalem renter wants to know which party actually helps him. We scored Israel's parties against his views on rent, prices, and daily life.
#6049: Claude Code by the Numbers: What's Measurable, What's Hype
Anthropic won't publish a user count. Here's what revenue, surveys, and 400K sessions actually tell us about Claude Code's rise.
#6046: Five Jobs, One Laptop: The Overemployed Playbook
A British civil servant allegedly held five full-time jobs at once — until his make-up started separating on a Teams call. What the overemployed pl...
#6045: The Two-Week Job You Never Explain
A White House press secretary lasted five days. What the roll call of spectacular flameouts says about the two-week gap on your CV.