Watch on YouTube Former prisoner Wallo spent 20 years behind bars but used that time to educate himself, calling it "Princeton not prison." He shares how to break free from mental imprisonment by saying "f*** them" to others' opinions and choosing yourself first.
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Watch on YouTube Project Discovery's new AI model "Neo" successfully hacked a WordPress website in under 60 minutes by analyzing vulnerable plugin source code, identifying security flaws, and creating working exploits.
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Watch on YouTube Jun34u, a pentester and Cult of the Dead Cow member, shares their unconventional path into cybersecurity - from lock picking as a kid in Alaska to finding their community at DEF CON. They discuss the ethics of phishing campaigns, ICS security, and how doing things scared while battling imposter syndrome led to major career breakthroughs.
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Watch on YouTube 9 hidden Raycast productivity tricks, including AI-powered shell commands, meeting camera previews, and smart hotkey shortcuts. Learn advanced features like auto-joining meetings, quick file access, and screen-sharing privacy modes that most users never discover.
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Watch on YouTube Layla, a business consultant, reveals how process mapping—using just 4 simple shapes—can help small businesses identify inefficiencies and systematize operations for 2026. The video walks through creating visual workflows to spot bottlenecks, reduce stress, and scale teams under 50 people.
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Watch on YouTube Jeff Su breaks down the three levels of AI adoption and shares four specific strategies to reach "AI-native" status, where you redesign workflows around AI collaboration. Learn practical habits like leaving AI breadcrumbs in documents, building swipe file systems, and AI-first task planning to move beyond basic chatbot usage.
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Watch on YouTube Karlos explains how the CEO of Obsidian uses the tool
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Watch on YouTube Theo shares his evolved AI coding workflow using Cursor, moving from basic autocomplete to sophisticated planning with multiple models, work trees for parallel development, and automated code reviews. He demonstrates building a writing comparison tool from scratch, emphasizing that AI should accelerate existing skills rather than replace fundamental programming knowledge.
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Watch on YouTube Sebastian Ramirez created FastAPI by combining existing Python tools to solve his own development problems, never expecting it to become one of the fastest-growing frameworks. Now used by Microsoft, Netflix, OpenAI and even NASA's Webb Space Telescope, FastAPI's success stems from its focus on developer experience and automatic features like documentation generation.
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Watch on YouTube Anthropic's philosopher Amanda Askell discusses how AI models like Claude develop personality, handle moral decisions, and navigate questions of identity and welfare. She explores the challenges of teaching AI systems to be psychologically secure while addressing concerns about model deprecation and the future of human-AI relationships.
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