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  • 22:04it

    Oil Is Rigged: $150 In 14 Days — The Ceasefire Was A Lie

    Kingdom Exploration LLC·Apr 10, 2026

    Sean Pruitt sostiene che il crollo del petrolio del 7 aprile sia una tregua di mercato, non di pace: il prezzo vero deve ancora arrivare.

  • 12:55

    Esperimenti didattici con i transistor bipolari (BJT)

    paolo aliverti·Sep 6, 2025

    An NPN transistor lesson that starts with a LED and ends with a set-reset memory cell, all on a breadboard.

  • 24:20

    Transistor bipolari: tutto quello che devi sapere sul transistor npn e pnp in 10 punti.

    paolo aliverti·Feb 25, 2024

    A clear primer on bipolar transistors, from NPN and PNP structure to biasing, saturation, package types, and common amplifier configurations.

  • 2:02:45

    Leopold is Back! Big Tech Earnings, Beautiful Debt, Defense Tech Deep Dive

    TBPN·Jul 31, 2026

    Leopold Ashenbrener’s drawdown becomes a debate over leverage, AI-market volatility, and whether defense-tech hype is repeating the same mistake.

  • 1:04:55

    Google & AWS Veteran: What Top Tier Software Architects Do Differently

    Beyond Coding·Jan 21, 2026

    Gregor Hohpe argues that a good architect reduces risk and complexity rather than imposing answers. His measure is simple: help others make better decisions.

  • 10:09

    How I became a Network Engineer with No Degree | 120k job offer

    Jon Green·Mar 7, 2023

    A network engineer explains how certificates, internships, contract work, and salary negotiation helped him move from $12 an hour to a $120,000 offer.

  • 10:37it

    Trump gets PUBLIC WARNING by US INTELLIGENCE OFFICER!!

    MeidasTouch·Mar 29, 2026

    Una ex ufficiale dell’intelligence accusa Washington di guerra illegale contro l’Iran e invita i comandanti a fermare le navi. Il video intreccia diritto, propaganda e appello alla disobbedienza.

  • 15:22

    Rich Sutton on "AI creativity & discovery"

    Rich Sutton·May 31, 2026

    Sutton argues that generative AI imitates well but discovers nothing. To reach artificial creativity, evaluation, selection, and shared goals are needed.

  • 1:57:05

    Eating for Better Sleep & Foods that Improve Metabolic Health | Dr. Marie-Pierre St-Onge

    Andrew Huberman·Jun 8, 2026

    Too little sleep alters hunger, satiety, and metabolism. St-Onge also shows that meal timing and food quality can improve sleep.

  • 11:42

    Go’s Big Mistake

    The PrimeTime·Jun 8, 2026

    Why an old Go fan says the language is betraying its identity, and why he now sees Odin as the more coherent alternative.

  • 43:55

    L'AI distruggerà le BIG TECH?

    Actually Podcast·Jun 6, 2026

    Google’s $80 billion raise became a fight over AI’s real economics: revolution, hype, or both. The speakers argue over capex, adoption, and who captures the next layer of value.

  • 13:55

    Finally a Normal CEO

    The PrimeTime·May 28, 2026

    Strauss Zelnick defends AI as an efficiency tool, but shrinks its creative claims: successes, he says, still come from taste and risk.

  • 51:54

    Perché TRUMP si è portato i CEO TECH in CINA?

    Actually Podcast·May 15, 2026

    OpenAI’s trial and Trump’s China trip expose the same fault line: tech companies now sit inside geopolitics, not beside it.

  • 10:37

    Work for Someone Else

    ThePrimeagenHighlights·May 29, 2026

    ThePrimeagen argues that people who truly love programming should stay close to the code. He also describes how AI changed the way he builds and enjoys work.

  • 14:39it

    Waste Tokens, Save Time

    Naval·May 27, 2026

    Ravikant e tre fondatori descrivono come l’AI stia spostando il valore dal codice al giudizio, dall’output alla fabbrica che lo produce.

  • 1:21:01it

    Building OpenCode with Dax Raad

    The Pragmatic Engineer·May 27, 2026

    Dax Raad sostiene che l’AI accelera il codice ma non il buon giudizio: Open Code cresce mentre il vero problema resta decidere cosa vale la pena costruire.

  • 45:49

    2026-03-03 - MIT Talk - Apps and programming: two accidental tyrannies

    Andy Matuschak·Apr 15, 2026

    Matuschak argues that code agents can break app silos and unleash new invention in interfaces. The risk, he says, is that technical culture keeps slowing what these tools promise to enable.

  • 1:01:47it

    Managing $2 Trillion: AI Bubbles & Contrarian Investing | Nicolai Tangen

    The Knowledge Project Podcast·Feb 17, 2026

    Tangen lega l’IA a produttività, investimenti e cultura del dissenso. Sullo sfondo, il fondo sovrano norvegese come macchina di lungo periodo.

  • 23:36it

    I'm scared to make this video

    Theo - t3․gg·May 20, 2026

    Theo Browne attacca Google su AI, terminale e cloud: modelli costosi, CLI difettosa, fiducia interna spezzata.

  • 3:20:20it

    Joe Rogan Experience #2501 - Marc Andreessen

    PowerfulJRE·May 19, 2026

    Andreessen lega sicurezza, tasse e AI in una tesi unica: chi blocca infrastrutture e imprese prepara declino economico e politico.

  • 10:45it

    Ho Venduto la mia Azienda per 10 Milioni

    Marcello Ascani·May 18, 2026

    Ascani racconta la vendita di Flatmates a Cosmico: valutazione, accordi, soldi incassati e la scelta di restare investito nel gruppo.

  • 21:02it

    Amazon Recruiter Exposes Why Most People Don’t Get Hired

    Aman Manazir·Jul 25, 2025

    Una recruiter di Amazon spiega i filtri che scartano i candidati, perché le referenze contano e come evitare errori che bloccano una candidatura.

  • 1:06:54it

    How This Google Engineer Made $1.2M & Quit in the Worst Market Ever

    Aman Manazir·May 8, 2026

    Ha lasciato Google con quattro offerte in mano e racconta perché il mercato tech premia timing, referral e adattamento all’AI.

  • 13:13

    Un nuovo tipo di test potrebbe presto emergere

    Salvatore Sanfilippo·May 16, 2026

    Sanfilippo explains why passing tests are not enough and why LLMs could become virtual QA. He also offers a critical reading of the Banne rewrite in Rust.

  • 1:21:56

    Yann LeCun on What Comes After LLMs

    Unsupervised Learning: With Jacob Effron·May 15, 2026

    LeCun explains why he sees LLMs as a dead end for general intelligence and is betting on world models, Tapestry, and more local AI.

  • 34:31

    Mental Health in Germany — Q&A with a German Psychiatrist | Easy German Podcast 610

    Easy German·Oct 28, 2025

    A Berlin psychiatrist explains stress, stigma, therapy, and why people often wait too long to seek help.

  • 10:21

    German Sentence Structure Explained in 10 Minutes | Easy German 284

    Easy German·Feb 17, 2019

    A clear German grammar primer on verb position, emphasis, subordinate clauses, and question forms, with practical examples for learners.

  • 40:19it

    He Raised $6.5M With Three Words | Conversation with HydraDB Founder Nish

    Composio·May 13, 2026

    Nish spiega perché HydraDB punta sul contesto, attacca i vector database e racconta come un messaggio brutale abbia sbloccato la crescita.

  • 21:58

    Paul Graham, Founder of Y Combinator, Live from Stockholm

    Y Combinator·May 13, 2026

    Graham explains why founders should spend time in Silicon Valley and why Stockholm may benefit if they return.

  • 54:30

    Las organizaciones se comportan como adolescentes siguiendo moda · La Trastienda 1x03 · Iñigo Medina

    Dcycle·May 12, 2026

    Iñigo Medina argues AI will layer onto software rather than replace it, and that companies need history, not hype, to adapt.

  • 36:05pt-BR

    Stop letting your agents write Markdown.

    Theo - t3․gg·May 13, 2026

    Theo argumenta que o HTML está virando um formato melhor que o Markdown para agentes: mais legível, interativo e útil nos fluxos de trabalho.

  • 1:02:53it

    Harvey CEO: How a 31-year old Runs an $11B Company

    The Knowledge Project Podcast·May 12, 2026

    Il CEO di Harvey spiega come l’AI stia cambiando il lavoro legale, e perché per lui il vantaggio decisivo resta il giudizio umano.

  • 27:40it

    Sell the Truth

    Naval·May 11, 2026

    Ravikant lega vendita, leadership e deal-making a una sola regola: dire la verità in modo credibile e uscire quando un accordo non vale la libertà.

  • 18:28it

    I don't like Programming

    NeetCode·May 11, 2026

    NeetCode spiega perché non ama programmare, ma difende le basi, l’adattamento e il valore del lavoro ben fatto anche nell’era AI.

  • 23:37it

    LinkedIn CEO: These 3 Jobs Will Explode in the Next 5 Years | Ryan Roslansky

    Silicon Valley Girl·Feb 20, 2026

    Roslansky sostiene che l’AI stia creando nuovi lavori, mentre college e carriere lineari perdono centralità. Il suo antidoto: competenze tecniche più cinque capacità umane.

  • 38:47

    Pentagono e OpenAI: gli USA stanno armando le Intelligenze Artificiali?

    Nova Lectio·Apr 4, 2026

    Anthropic, OpenAI, and the Pentagon clash over military AI. The video explains why this fight is about power, contracts, and accountability.

  • 25:30

    Dimostrazione pratica di DeepSeek v4 Flash in locale con 128GB di RAM

    Salvatore Sanfilippo·May 2, 2026

    DeepSeek v4 Flash runs locally on 128 GB, but Sanfilippo shows that the real bottleneck is prefill, not the answer.

  • 1:22:01

    Elon’s Anthropic Deal, The Next AI Monopoly?, “FDA for AI” Panic, Trading the AI Boom

    All-In Podcast·May 8, 2026

    Anthropic’s compute deal, AI monopoly fears, and an FDA-for-AI scare collide with a bullish case that AI is already lifting markets and growth.

  • 2:42:42

    Joe Rogan Experience #2496 - Julia Mossbridge

    PowerfulJRE·May 8, 2026

    Mossbridge defends precognition, remote viewing, and a theory of non-linear time, intertwining neuroscience, physics, and suspicions about federal programs.

  • 1:06:31it

    Che business di me**a! Ascensore EP.3

    ascensore·Apr 30, 2026

    Tre startup, tre prove diverse: community, AI assicurativa e second hand. Il punto comune è capire quando un’idea smette di essere un meme e diventa impresa.

  • 1:31:30

    Elroy Dimson: Investing & Optimism | Rational Reminder 408

    The Rational Reminder Podcast·May 7, 2026

    Dimson explains why market history matters, how global return data was built, and why long-term investors should stay optimistic.

  • 1:23:28

    How Brian Chesky Is Redesigning Airbnb for the AI Era

    Invest Like The Best·May 5, 2026

    Chesky explains why AI is forcing him to rebuild Airbnb from scratch, from management to the product platform.

  • 2:45:55it

    Joe Rogan Experience #2494 - Chamath Palihapitiya

    PowerfulJRE·May 5, 2026

    Palihapitiya lega AI, tassazione e crisi del significato in una tesi unica: il problema non è solo tecnico, ma distributivo e politico.

  • 2:10:39it

    A Blueprint For Mastering Every Conversation - Jefferson Fisher

    Chris Williamson·May 4, 2026

    Jefferson Fisher sostiene che la comunicazione fallisce quando il conflitto viene affrontato in automatico, senza tempo, confini e riparazione.

  • 29:49it

    Andrej Karpathy: From Vibe Coding to Agentic Engineering

    Sequoia Capital·Apr 29, 2026

    Karpathy spiega perché vede l’AI come un nuovo paradigma di programmazione, non solo un aumento di velocità. E sostiene che il futuro dipende da verifiabilità, agenti e comprensione umana.

  • 19:42it

    ‘Nothing Ever Happens’ Is Over

    Naval·May 4, 2026

    Naval Ravikant spiega come l’AI stia cambiando aziende, mercati e rischi: meno gerarchie, più concentrazione, più potenza diffusa.

  • 1:58:11it

    Scott Galloway: AI Wasn’t Built For You. The Rich Don’t Need You Anymore!

    The Diary Of A CEO·May 4, 2026

    Galloway dice che l’AI è sopravvalutata come minaccia occupazionale ma sottovalutata come forza di disuguaglianza, marketing e solitudine.

  • 4:47

    732 bytes of Python just borked every Linux machine on earth…

    Fireship·May 4, 2026

    Fireship рассказывает о vulnerability in the Linux kernel, discovered by an AI agent, already exploited, and useful as a case study in AI-tool marketing.

  • 35:55it

    Perché i Mondiali del 1962 sono stati i più "sporchi" di sempre?

    CRONACHE DI SPOGLIATOIO·Apr 30, 2026

    Il Mondiale 1962 raccontato come una storia di terremoto, pressioni politiche, risse e arbitraggi contestati, con Garrincha al centro.

  • 9:39it

    The AI Economy is about to change

    The PrimeTime·May 1, 2026

    Anthropic, Microsoft e Uber segnalano, secondo il commentatore, che l’AI sta entrando in una fase più costosa e meno permissiva. L’utilità resta, ma il conto economico diventa centrale.

  • 7:04

    Good and bad sharding keys (for databases)

    Ben Dicken·Apr 19, 2026

    Why a badly chosen shard key can skew data and traffic, and when hashing beats fixed ranges. Ben Dicken explains it with concrete examples.

  • 1:10:25it

    How to win when software is not a moat | Evan Spiegel (Snapchat CEO)

    Lenny's Podcast·Apr 26, 2026

    Spiegel spiega perché la distribuzione conta più del product-market fit e perché Snap sta scommettendo su ecosistemi, hardware e AI.

  • 1:20:57

    OpenAI Misses Targets, Codex vs Claude, Elon vs Sam Trial, Big Hyperscaler Beats, Peptide Craze

    All-In Podcast·May 1, 2026

    OpenAI’s miss, the AI capex boom, and the Musk lawsuit all point to the same bottleneck: power, not demand, is now deciding the market.

  • 29:36it

    Control Sugar Cravings & Metabolism with Science-Based Tools | Huberman Lab Essentials

    Andrew Huberman·Apr 30, 2026

    Huberman spiega perché il cervello cerca zucchero e quali strumenti, dal limone al sonno, possono attenuare i picchi e le voglie.

  • 1:33:56it

    Building Pi, and what makes self-modifying software so fascinating

    The Pragmatic Engineer·Apr 29, 2026

    Zenz e Roner spiegano perché gli agenti stanno accelerando il lavoro ma anche la complessità, e perché Pi prova a tenere l’umano nel loop.

  • 2:51:36

    Joe Rogan Experience #2293 - Chris Williamson

    PowerfulJRE·Mar 21, 2025

    Williamson links conspiracies, medicine, masculinity, and algorithms to one argument: modern institutions reward performance over truth.

  • 1:40:49it

    Stock Expert: Becoming Rich Is Simple, But You Won’t Do It!

    The Diary Of A CEO·Apr 30, 2026

    Ben Felix sostiene che ricchezza e sicurezza finanziaria dipendono più da poche decisioni ripetitive che da mosse brillanti.

  • 3:16:19it

    44 Harsh Truths About The Game Of Life - Naval Ravikant (4K)

    Chris Williamson·Mar 31, 2025

    Ravikant lega felicità, successo e libertà a una stessa disciplina: scegliere meno, desiderare meno, agire prima.

  • 29:37it

    On Vibe Coding

    Naval·Apr 28, 2026

    Naval spiega perché i coding agent cambiano software, venture capital e iPhone, e perché pensa che il pure software stia perdendo valore.

  • 3:34it

    Why Don't Google's TPUs Threaten NVIDIA? – Jensen Huang

    Dwarkesh Clips·Apr 23, 2026

    Huang sostiene che i TPU non minacciano Nvidia perché l’azienda vende una piattaforma di calcolo più ampia, non un chip per l’IA.

  • 1:33:18it

    Stanford Neuroscientist: Can’t Remember Your Dreams? Your Brain May Be Warning You!

    The Diary Of A CEO·Apr 23, 2026

    Eagleman spiega come plastica cerebrale, AI e sogni cambino il modo di pensare all’identità, all’apprendimento e all’invecchiamento.

  • 1:07:01

    Cold Chain Secrets: Innovations Every Pharma Pro Must Know

    Cold Secrets Podcast·May 5, 2025

    Eve Meyer argues that cold chain innovation depends less on gadgets than on change management, connected data, and patient-driven operations.

  • 8:47it

    Harvard Professor's Extreme Protocol for 4 Hours of Focus — Arthur Brooks

    Tim Ferriss·Feb 6, 2026

    Arthur Brooks spiega il suo protocollo mattutino per arrivare a quattro ore di concentrazione: creatina, caffeina ritardata, proteine alte e nessuna distrazione.

  • 15:15it

    Charlie Munger: How To Build A Stock Portfolio That Always Wins

    The Long-Term Investor·Mar 16, 2025

    Munger spiega perché Berkshire ignora l’asset allocation tradizionale, diffida delle previsioni macro e compra solo quando il prezzo è convincente.

  • 16:19it

    Start a $10K/Month AI Business in 90 Days — No Code, No Team

    Silicon Valley Girl·Apr 23, 2026

    Cinque imprenditori spiegano come partire da zero con l’IA: nicchie minuscole, lancio rapido, clienti subito e niente culto del venture capital.

  • 2:04:24fr

    No One is Ready for This Coming War - Navy SEAL Andy Stumpf

    Chris Williamson·Apr 25, 2026

    Andy Stumpf dit que la technologie rend la guerre plus précise mais aussi plus facile à déléguer, et que le vrai coût reste humain.

  • 1:12:52ar

    Ben Felix: The Problem With Saving 10% of Your Income

    Making Money Podcast·Jan 12, 2026

    بن فيليكس يشرح لماذا قد تكون قواعد الادخار والاستثمار الشائعة مبسطة أكثر من اللازم، ولماذا يجب أن تُبنى الخطة على الحياة لا على نسبة ثابتة.

  • 29:14

    Logistics in the Indian Ocean During Operation Epic Fury | Sealift & the US Merchant Marine

    What's Going on With Shipping?·Apr 24, 2026

    How the U.S. Navy supplies the fleet in the Indian Ocean when the Gulf is no longer enough, through Diego Garcia, civilian tankers, and USNS ships.

  • 2:07:29

    Tim Ferriss on AI, India, Job Loss, GLP-1, Longevity and Biohacking @timferriss | PGX Ideas #2

    PGX Ideas·Apr 15, 2026

    Ferriss sees AI as an amplifier that can worsen work, anxiety, and inequality. For him, the real issue is choosing the right game before accelerating it.

  • 2:51:31

    Joe Rogan Experience #2335 - Dr. Mary Talley Bowden

    PowerfulJRE·Jun 10, 2025

    Bowden says covid revealed propaganda, punishment of doctors, and injuries without repair. The interview also turns into a warning about AI and institutional control.

  • 2:59:38

    Joe Rogan Experience #2479 - Bob Lazar & Luigi Vendittelli

    PowerfulJRE·Apr 3, 2026

    Bob Lazar and Luigi Vendittelli discuss the new film about S-4 and revive the old question: how much of the story is verifiable, and how much is still faith?

  • 14:40

    President Trump says Iran strategy "working very well" | BBC News

    BBC News·Apr 23, 2026

    Trump portrays the war with Iran as a victory in progress, but the BBC shows a crisis still open between Hormuz, the UN and secret diplomacy.

  • 20:24

    DeepSeek v4

    Salvatore Sanfilippo·Apr 24, 2026

    Sanfilippo explains why DeepSeek v4 Pro could be the first open-weights model really close to closed systems, and why price remains the decisive problem.

  • 1:26:41

    Tintoria #299 Tredici Pietro

    Tintoria Podcast·Apr 21, 2026

    13 Pietro talks touring pressure, rap’s limits, family fame, and why he thinks creativity comes from changing routine, not chemistry.

  • 1:26

    Flickering

    fabrizio colaci·Apr 24, 2014

    Flickering is a minimalist Arduino-based courtesy light, presented as a design gadget and offered in pre-sale.

  • 3:31:07

    The Best Vitality & Health Protocols | Dr. Rhonda Patrick

    Andrew Huberman·Mar 23, 2026

    Patrick ties exercise, fasting and supplements to one idea: brief stress, real recovery, less inflammation and less visceral fat.

  • 1:25:49

    Designing Data-intensive Applications with Martin Kleppmann

    The Pragmatic Engineer·Apr 22, 2026

    Kleppmann updates his book on data systems and explains why cloud, AI and local-first software do not erase the fundamental trade-offs.

  • 8:58

    I don't build the way I teach

    Code With Antonio·Apr 21, 2026

    Antonio says AI has made polished coding tutorials less useful, so he is shifting to workshops that show debugging, architecture, and judgment.

  • 12:34

    L'arte e l'AI

    Salvatore Sanfilippo·Apr 22, 2026

    Sanfilippo argues AI is already reshaping programming, but art still depends on human taste, selection, and judgment. He sees today’s worst failures in music, audiobooks, and slop, not in creativity itself.

  • 1:56:20

    Mentalist Secrets Revealed: How To Read Anyone - Oz Pearlman

    Chris Williamson·Apr 23, 2026

    Pearlman explains why mentalism really works: not through telepathy, but through method, trust, and control of perception.

  • 16:51

    Quale coding agent? Bisogna non sceglierne nessuno in particolare

    Salvatore Sanfilippo·Apr 23, 2026

    Salvatore Sanfilippo argues that coding agents should be switched constantly, because the model matters more than the wrapper.

  • 1:43:12

    Jensen Huang – Will Nvidia’s moat persist?

    Dwarkesh Patel·Apr 15, 2026

    Huang defends Nvidia’s moat: ecosystem, supply chain and CUDA. And he argues that cutting off China would weaken the United States.

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