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Daring Fireball: Sweet Jeebus, MacOS 27 Golden Gate Removes the Dumb Icons From Menu Items
Wonderful news in MacOS 27 Golden Gate: the icons are gone. It’s like Tahoe’s menu item icons never happened
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Love this wallpaper! – macOS Tiburon Wallpaper — Basic Apple Guy
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Why Commander Riker Is The Best - YouTube
Yes! Great analysis.
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Let’s do this!
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Reflections on WWDC 2026: A Subdued, Honest, and End-of-an-Era Keynote
The dust has settled on the WWDC 2026 keynote, and I’m left with some distinct, mixed thoughts. Compared to the blockbuster events of years past, this one felt different. It was hyper-focused, grounded, and marked a major historical milestone for the company. Here are my three biggest takeaways from this year’s presentation: 1. A Strange, Ultra-Focused Keynote Usually, Apple jam-packs WWDC with a laundry list of features for every single operating system.Continue reading -
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Americans Are Having Fewer Babies. What Does That Mean for the Country? - WSJ
“There is the birthrate and there is the number of children people have in their lifetime, and they are not the same,” she says. The total fertility rate of 1.57 is a snapshot statistic, not a portrait of any particular woman’s life, she says. It estimates the average number of children a woman would have if she lived through her childbearing years experiencing current rates.
That may not be a good measure of what American women are actually doing. “If you look at women in their 50s who have completed childbearing—what’s called the ‘completed cohort fertility rate’—that number has been hovering right around 1.9 to 2,” Bailey says.
Some of the explanation can be found in another number buried in the data: More than one-quarter of the decline in the fertility rate is accounted for by falling rates of teen pregnancy since 2007, according to recent analysis by Alison Gemmill, associate professor of epidemiology at UCLA, and Magali Barbieri, a researcher in the department of demography at the University of California at Berkeley.
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The Height Gap | The New Yorker — My theory: caloric usage diverts to intracranial processes as an economy becomes more service oriented and less reliant on physical labor.
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Instead of Taking Your Job, A.I. Might Transform It | The New Yorker
Turns out, A.I. was assisting these small businesses in roughly the same way that my teen-age self had
