A scathing critique of AWS from this engineer
Content, Cars, and Comparisons in the “Streaming Wars”. Matthew Ball’s essays are always great to read
The secrets behind the runaway success of Apple’s AirPods
How Morning Brew grew to $13m in revenue with 33 employees
Vauban Architecture: The Foundation of Central and Northern Vietnam’s Citadels
The latest memo from Howard Marks
How the most prized degree in India became the most worthless
If Landlords Get Wiped Out, Wall Street Wins, Not Renters
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Chicago Will Now Require Food Delivery Apps to Disclose Itemized Cost Breakdown. You can protect restaurants or you can protect delivery apps. In this case, I don’t think you can do both. I am glad Chicago went with restaurants
How Khan Academy Successfully Handled 2.5x Traffic in a Week
The faded beauty of abandoned cars across Europe and the US
From Boston to Saigon: A Coronavirus Quarantine Diary
Lessons From Slovakia—Where Leaders Wear Masks
Senate Votes to Allow FBI to Look at Your Web Browsing History Without a Warrant. I’d argue that this is a bridge too far into user privacy
Next time if you want to support local restaurants by ordering on delivery services like Grubhub or DoorDash, you may want to do a bit of research on how those services treat restaurant partners. Here is an example
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