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Chile has made a hard pivot. In a decisive Dec. 14 runoff, José Antonio Kast, a conservative former congressman and leader of the Republican Party, won the presidency with roughly 58% of the vote over leftist Jeannette Jara. It marks Chile’s starkest rightward shift since the return to democracy. Markets took it as a deregulatory […]
There are 70+ million baby boomers. Roughly half of them are currently retired. Nearly 12k boomers will be retiring every day from now until the end of this decade. This group controls more than $85 trillion of wealth. Not all of that wealth will be spent down. A lot of it will be passed down […]
If I had to whittle down my favorite thing about CSS-Tricks to one thing — and like Tom Petty hits, there’s a lot of ’em — it’s that we take moments like this to hit Pause and simply write like humans. We’re a super technical site that gets into super technical web dev jargon and […]
Turn scattered user research into AI-powered personas that give anyone consolidated multi-perspective feedback from a single question. In my previous article, I explored how AI can help us create functional personas more efficiently. We looked at building personas that focus on what users are trying to accomplish rather than demographic profiles that look good on […]
Ethereum’s transparency has long been one of its greatest strengths, but for many real-world applications, it has also become a structural limitation. From MEV-driven trading inefficiencies to data leakage in DeFi, gaming, and AI-driven workflows, the assumption that everything must be public in order to be verifiable is increasingly being challenged. TEN Protocol is built […]
Bitcoin’s “miners are dumping” story is comforting in the way simple stories always are. Price slides, miners run out of oxygen, coins hit exchanges, and the price is shoved around by a single, easy villain. But miners are not a single actor, and selling pressure isn’t just a mood. It’s math, contracts, and deadlines. When […]
“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.” – Dr. Seuss People don’t read as much as they used to. This is obvious because there are simply more entertainment options. In the past, you had 3 stations on a Zenith tube TV […]
Search engine giant Google has emerged as a silent architect behind Bitcoin miners’ rapid pivot towards artificial intelligence (AI). Instead of acquiring mining firms, the Alphabet-owned company has provided at least $5 billion of disclosed credit support behind a handful of BTC miners’ AI projects. While markets often frame these announcements as technology partnerships, the […]
For the last 17 years, Stack Overflow—and the entire Stack Exchange network—has been the home of inquisitive and curious minds from across topics and industries. And every year, without fail, our sites are filled with never-before-asked questions and welcome answers from users both new and old. 2025 was a year filled with much newness and […]
If there’s one age group where financial decisions really matter, it’s your 40s and 50s. You’ve been in the workforce long enough to know who you are professionally. You’ve accumulated assets, built a career, maybe raised a family. And yet, this is also the phase where many Australians quietly start to coast financially—often without even realising it. It’s the most common, most costly financial mistake people make in […]
