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Worst Consumer Sentiment In History: Why Now Is Worse Than 2008 | Joanne Hsu
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The David Lin Report The David Lin Report

Worst Consumer Sentiment In History: Why Now Is Worse Than 2008 | Joanne Hsu

The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index hit a record low of 47.6 in April, driven by persistent high prices, geopolitical fears from the Iran conflict, and weakening labor markets. Unlike previous downturns, households are now squeezed on both the income and expenditure sides simultaneously, creating a precarious economic outlook that threatens consumer spending resilience.

2 months ago · 8 points
LIVE: Venezuelan opposition leader Machado awarded the 'Golden Key' of Madrid
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Reuters Reuters

LIVE: Venezuelan opposition leader Machado awarded the 'Golden Key' of Madrid

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado received Madrid's highest civic honor, the Golden Key, in a ceremony where Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida drew parallels between Spain's democratic transition and Venezuela's struggle, while Machado detailed her persecution and outlined the opposition's roadmap to restore constitutional order.

2 months ago · 10 points
Joe Rogan Experience #2485 - John Fogerty
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Joe Rogan Experience Joe Rogan Experience

Joe Rogan Experience #2485 - John Fogerty

Legendary musician John Fogerty details his brutal battles with the music industry, including being sued for sounding like himself and losing Creedence Clearwater Revival's life savings to a CIA-linked offshore bank, while recounting his personal journey from military draft evasion and alcoholism to finding redemption through his wife's support.

2 months ago · 7 points
LIVE: Update on IMF and World Bank spring meetings
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Reuters Reuters

LIVE: Update on IMF and World Bank spring meetings

IMF and World Bank leaders warned that Middle East conflicts pose severe risks to global growth through Strait of Hormuz disruptions, while announcing $20-50 billion in potential new financing for vulnerable nations and celebrating landmark governance reforms including Venezuela's return after seven years.

2 months ago · 10 points
Jordan Peterson: "Become the Person You Want to Be"
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Jordan Peterson Jordan Peterson

Jordan Peterson: "Become the Person You Want to Be"

Jordan Peterson explains that psychological resilience comes from assuming small, fixable errors when schemas fail rather than global self-condemnation, while exploring how the brain's distributed, embodied nature—including hemispheric specialization and the prefrontal cortex—shapes how we frame chaos into actionable order through cultural frameworks.

2 months ago · 10 points
Real Estate Prices Will Never Be The Same (Syndicators In Panic Mode)
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Ken McElroy Ken McElroy

Real Estate Prices Will Never Be The Same (Syndicators In Panic Mode)

Real estate syndicators who leveraged heavily during the 2020-2022 boom are facing mass wipeouts as rising interest rates crushed property values below loan amounts, creating a prolonged standoff with lenders while sophisticated buyers wait to acquire distressed assets with assumable low-rate financing.

2 months ago · 9 points
Are we tokenmaxxing our way to nowhere? | Equity Podcast
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TechCrunch TechCrunch

Are we tokenmaxxing our way to nowhere? | Equity Podcast

TechCrunch hosts analyze the speculative frenzy of companies 'tokenmaxxing'—pivoting to AI for stock gains exemplified by Allbirds' transformation into 'Newbird AI'—while contrasting these hollow moves with the capital-intensive reality of infrastructure plays by Wave and Fluid Stack that reveal the true cost of competing in the AI economy.

2 months ago · 9 points
We Asked a Macro Trader Why War and Oil Haven’t Broken This Market
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Excess Returns Excess Returns

We Asked a Macro Trader Why War and Oil Haven’t Broken This Market

Macro trader Brent Donnelly explains why continuous policy shocks and geopolitical risks haven't broken the market, arguing that the U.S. economy's structural resilience and mean-reverting policy dynamics create a 'wall of worry' climb rather than a collapse, with specific strategies for trading regime changes.

2 months ago · 9 points
Python FastAPI Tutorial (Part 17): Testing the API - Pytest, Fixtures, and Mocking External Services
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Corey Schafer Corey Schafer

Python FastAPI Tutorial (Part 17): Testing the API - Pytest, Fixtures, and Mocking External Services

This tutorial demonstrates how to implement comprehensive testing for FastAPI applications using pytest with async support, covering critical setup patterns like environment variable configuration before app imports, using AsyncClient for async endpoints, mocking AWS S3 with Moto, and maintaining a separate PostgreSQL test database to ensure production parity.

2 months ago · 9 points
RAMageddon is only getting worse | The Vergecast
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The Verge The Verge

RAMageddon is only getting worse | The Vergecast

The hosts analyze Allbirds' absurd pivot from shoe company to AI infrastructure provider as emblematic of a broader tech industry credibility crisis, where hollow AI rebranding triggers speculative investment while violent backlash against leaders like Sam Altman and studies showing AI-driven anxiety reveal deepening public resentment.

2 months ago · 10 points