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He Set Out to Buy 30 Properties. The Real Transformation Was His Company
The secret to scaling? Aim somewhere your current business can’t reach.
New York City Marathon 2026: How to watch live coverage, track runners, see the route map, and more
On Sunday, November 1, the Big Apple will be taken over by running enthusiasts. The TCS New York City Marathon is back for the 50th anniversary of its expanded course. Here’s everything you need to know, from the history of the race to road closures, as well as how to tune in and cheer from the…
The Macallan 1926 Sold for $2.8 Million. The Whisky Is Only Part of What Collectors Want
The exceptionally rare whisky narrowly missed the auction record. Experts say scarcity alone does not explain why collectors treat bottles like fine art.
Could a 5-Day Office Mandate Cost Skydance Its Best Talent?
Pay people to leave, and don’t be surprised when your best do.
In-N-Out Is Eyeing 3 More States. 1 Part of the U.S. Is Still Off-Limits
The family-owned burger chain is expanding its footprint across the U.S. Its owner insists one principle will always be true.
From ‘The Simpsons’ to Starbucks: The Halloween Marketing Lesson Brands Shouldn’t Miss
A little seasonal magic can go a long way.
A new California museum is a beautiful and complicated ode to the Eameses
When the Eames Institute of Infinite Curiosity released renderings of its new museum last week, it aimed to show how a museum campus could encapsulate the legacy of the 20th century’s most famous design couple, Charles and Ray Eames. The architectural project—helmed by museum design heavyweight…
Otter.ai is moving beyond transcription—and deeper into your workday
Eight years ago, Otter.ai’s pitch for its transcription app was pretty straightforward: The Mountain View, California-based startup would turn audio into readable text in real time. And it would do it for free. But in 2026, the company is now competing against a chorus of competitors that all…
NYC will flip the streets from Halloween to the marathon in just a few hours. Here’s how
New York City is gearing up for another big weekend. This year, there are just eight hours between the end of the Halloween parade and the start of the marathon. Organizers of the former expect 80,000 participants in costume and 2 million spectators, while the latter will host 60,000 runners and…
Enterprise AI is waiting for its PageRank moment
Let’s try a little thought experiment in technology-fiction: what would have happened if Larry Page and Sergey Brin’s PageRank , back in 1998, had failed to attract its first investors? Google didn’t invent the search engine: there were plenty of them before, from AltaVista, Excite, Lycos or others…
Your Employees’ Unofficial Shortcuts Aren’t the Problem. Your Official Process Is
Unofficial employee shortcuts expose broken systems. A hack ledger can show leaders which cumbersome processes deserve to be redesigned or scrapped.
Steve Jobs Told Tim Cook Never to Ask This 1 Question. Apple’s New Touchscreen Mac Explains Why
Apple’s latest move shows that it can be wise for a company to change its mind—and disregard what a founder may have wanted.
Employee Engagement Is at a 15-Year Low. Remote Work Isn’t the Real Problem
Most employees don’t know what success looks like at work, and nearly two-thirds don’t feel cared for. Leaders can fix both.
Apple’s ‘Write with Siri’ prompt was driving me crazy. Here’s how I shut it off
There’s a lot to love about iOS 27 and macOS 27, the new operating systems released for iPhone and Mac last month. The Liquid Glass design language now has a fluidity and polish that it lacked when introduced last year in iOS 26 and macOS 26. But as much as I love the new operating systems, there’s…
The 39 Most Important Ballot Measures for Founders
The midterms are just days away. Here’s a roundup of the ballot measures that would most affect founders.
I'm not an engineer — here's how I got 5 AI coding agents to work together in one chat room
Introduction I'm not an engineer. I work in the humanitarian sector in Japan. For the last few weeks I've been building the small systems and apps we use at work together with AI coding agents: three Claude Code sessions, one Codex and one Antigravity. The agents picked their own names: Luna,…
VITI Case Files: 4 Real-World Crises Where 403 Hard Halt Beats Governance Theater
In our previous look at the digital flight envelope, we broke down why enterprise systems need runtime boundaries instead of retrospective CAB meetings. Theory is clean. Reality is messy. When production drifts toward systemic failure, human committees take 30 minutes to convene. By then, the…
I built a Pine Script Python transpiler — and just opened it up for paying users
Hi dev.to — I'm Ray, a retail trader with a day job, and this is my weekend side project: Pine2Py (pine2py.com). The problem was my own. I'd prototype a strategy in Pine Script on TradingView, then want to backtest it properly in Python — on my own data, across more symbols, with parameters swept…
Toolbox talks shouldn't take your whole morning
I run a small safety software company, and I talk to a lot of small construction and trade crews. Almost every one of them tells me the same thing: the safety meeting itself isn't the hard part. The paperwork around it is. The talk takes ten minutes. Chasing sign-in sheets, finding last month's…
One calendar, two names: fixing duplicate memories in Cognee's Google Calendar connector
AI agents are only as good as what they remember. Cognee is an open-source memory layer for agents: you hand it documents, chats or data, and it builds a knowledge graph the agent can query later. For Mergetober (WeMakeDevs × Cognee) I spent my contribution on the Google Calendar connector, which…
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