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Murat Gamsiz shares the August shortlist in the eighth installment of the recommendation series prepared with Umut Kocak. The episode was deliberately held back until Samsung's S26 FE pricing became clear, pushing it into early September. The resulting list covers standout models from under 20 thousand lira to foldable flagships, plus buying timing amid the memory crisis.
OpenAI says 10,000 AI agents cracked the Navier-Stokes equations in 88 hours. But NYU's Tristan Buckmaster and Anthropic's Levent Alpoge say the method was lifted from their year-long work. A Lean-certified proof, a $1 million prize, and a fierce debate over the future of open science are now on the table.
The Tito episode of 49W's Leaders series tells the life of the Yugoslav leader who defied Stalin. This article examines the video's narrative against growth data, the 1974 Constitution and dark chapters like Goli Otok: the self-management experiment, Non-Aligned diplomacy and the debt-driven collapse.
Sabine Hossenfelder reviews three new studies that shake the famous neuroscience claim that free will is an illusion: a London critique of how the Libet experiment is interpreted, a theoretical objection about the moment of decision, and Australian research on the link between belief and morality.
Peter Attia argues that exercise carries the largest effect size in preserving cognitive function. I examine his four-rung framework where cardio and strength training combine with metabolic health and sleep.
In a Daily Stoic conversation, writer Tom Junod explores why our favorite songs feel as if they always existed: from the opening line of Led Zeppelin's debut to Tom Petty's Free Fallin, melodies that touch ancient themes outlive generations.
The Daily Stoic recalls the Stoic idea that doing hard things makes you stronger: beyond the bodily endurance that prepares you for a crisis, the decision to keep going when you want to quit can be trained like a muscle.
Evrim Ağacı explains special relativity through geometry instead of formulas. The idea that everything travels at light speed in Minkowski spacetime stretches from a toy-plane-and-shadow-people analogy to time dilation, length contraction, and the twin paradox.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s ‘activist debt management’ to suppress long-term yields, trade war with Canada, and ‘Operation Economic Outcast’ against Iran are examined. These moves stoke inflation while the Fed signals rate hikes. How sustainable is Bessent’s strategy?
A short unboxing on the MINISFORUM Official channel pitches the AI X1 as a sub-$500 AI mini PC; I compared store data, independent reviews and rival models (GMKtec K8 Plus, Beelink SER8), with results and price context below.
August CPI beat forecasts with 0.3 percent core; headline came at 0.4 percent monthly and 3.4 percent yearly. Oil bleeding into core services is the Fed's feared scenario, and markets now price a hike at 90 percent.
In Germany 43 percent of households now hold a single person, and Turkiye's one-person households rose 66.5 percent in a decade to pass 5.5 million. People living alone spend multiples more per person, and firms are redesigning everything from single portions to solo restaurant tables. I map the investment landscape across housing, experiences, pets and digital communities.
The September 11 edition of Bloomberg's The Pulse leads with OpenAI weighing a slower pace for its most advanced models; behind it sit US yields nearing 5%, Brent above $100 and a third straight upside surprise in UK growth.
Ömer Göçmen's comparison video puts two flash models launched days apart into the same ring: DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Gemini 3.8 Flash. After laying out the official scorecards and prices, both models are tested with five applied prompts (amusement park, earthquake-data app, in-browser operating system, 2D-plan-to-3D-house conversion, farm game). The author, who started out favoring DeepSeek, ends up picking Gemini.
On tastylive's Macro Money, Ilya Spivak argued that hot PPI data and a sharp oil spike broke the line in 30-year bonds while gold refused to give way, with all eyes now on CPI, the week's biggest macro risk.
BBC's AI Decoded brought together Jacob Coxon's resignation warning, the House of Lords call for shutdown powers, and Bernie Sanders' push to ban superintelligence, with experts debating recursive improvement, evasive models, and the technical limits of switching AI off.
In the first episode of Know Your Options on the Tasty Network, Jim Schulz strips option pricing to its foundation: every price is intrinsic value plus extrinsic value. Using live SPY chain examples, he shows how to read those two parts across calls and puts.
Ozan Sihay went hands-on with the iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, new watches and AirPods 5 after the Apple Park event. I collected the highlights, from crease tests to the four-step aperture, readiness scores and Turkiye pricing.
Anthropic's 57-page 2030 study, published in early September, sketches three paths: national income rises 1.6 percent in the calm case, jumps 8.3 percent with 5.4 percent growth in the middle case, and grows 32 percent in the aggressive case while knowledge employment shrinks 21 percent and overall unemployment reaches 12 percent. The video unpacks the figures through Assoc. Prof. Serkan Unal's narration and adds a personal frame for Turkiye.
Bora Ozkent's Nasdaq bulletin describes a four-day selloff hardened by rate fear: the ECB hiked a second time, oil holds above $100, and the odds of a 25bp Fed hike jumped to 70%. On the same day Oracle impressed with a strong print while Adobe sold off on soft guidance; behind the market action, Anthropic's Moonshot report and the Nvidia-Palantir move heated up the AI agenda.
Bloomberg Real Yield's September 10 episode covered surging bond yields as Brent spiked to $107, a hot PPI print, and the market's cold response to Treasury Secretary Bessent's buyback push.
The August PPI print landed live on air: headline matched expectations while the host turned the tape into a crash warning for stocks and crypto.
Producer inflation beat expectations and bond yields hit a five-year high, dragging down four stocks that had beaten the index for three straight days. All four still hold above their key lines; the real test is tomorrow's consumer print.
A live trading session opened on PPI day: Nasdaq futures, crude oil, SPY and QQQ on one desk, with entries and exits shared in real time.
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