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  • Taylor M. LaSane built a career coaching side hustle while working at Google.
  • Last year, she accepted a voluntary buyout to focus on her business full-time.
  • She shared why she made the leap — and her advice for others weighing major career moves.

Last June, Taylor M. LaSane faced a decision she'd been weighing for years: whether to walk away from her six-figure salary


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  • Andrej Karpathy says he's focused on using up all of his AI tokens.
  • He said he switched between tools like Codex and Claude to ensure he uses his entire budget.
  • Tech leaders like Nvidia's Jensen Huang say heavy AI spending is becoming a workplace expectation.

Andrej Karpathy says he aims to use up his entire AI budget.

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IBM is using a dashboard to monitor the work of its AI agents. It released the dashboard to clients earlier this year.
  • IBM's consulting arm monitors the work of AI agents using a real-time dashboard.
  • IBM says AI agents have sped up security investigations, cutting task time from 45 to a few minutes.
  • IBM Consulting's revenue reached $21 billion in 2025, driven by demand for AI solutions.

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Palmer Luckey's Spotify includes heavy metal, Celtic punk, and lots of Kelly Clarkson.
  • Buyers have been willing to pay a premium of up to 40% to buy Anduril shares.
  • The steep markup reflects a two-tiered class for accessing stock in the hottest startups.
  • Data from Caplight highlights a supply imbalance, with buyer demand surging to 97% while sellers' demand is at

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The SNL UK cast probably dreamed of their first ever sketch being spoken about far and wide, but a share from the US president was likely the last thing they were expecting.

In the first ever cold open above, George Fouracres plays an extra nervous UK prime minister Keir Starmer, waiting with deputy prime minister David Lammy for a phone call from Donald Trump.

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Job seeker Don McNeill speaks to a recruiter during a job fair in Dallas, Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2026.
  • Some of the most common career advice doesn't always hold up.
  • You don't necessarily need to find your passion or ascend the corporate ladder to like what you do.
  • Because finding a job can be tough, it's important to think about which pieces of advice to follow.

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After having her first child, Lindsay Thomas went back to her full-time, in-office job. When a second kid came in 2024, Thomas says she knew she didn't want to juggle everything again, so she negotiated a part-time, remote version of her communications role in medical research — working anywhere from 2 to 40 hours a month — and started picking up freelance work on the




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Welcome to your guide to Pips, the latest game in the New York Times catalogue.

Released in August 2025, the Pips puts a unique spin on dominoes, creating a fun single-player experience that could become your next daily gaming habit.

Currently, if you're stuck, the game only offers to reveal the entire puzzle, forcing you to move onto the next difficulty level and start over. However, we have you