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Twine, Oligarch, Symbol, Curious, Theft

5 days ago | thebrowser.com | Kaamya Sharma

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Live Rhubarb

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

A.M. Hickman | Hickman's Hinterlands | 20th May 2025It's entirely possible, as long as you are willing to live a quieter, rural life of the kind more typical in the mid 20C than the 21C.
Top Of The Week: Complex, Whim, Sculpt, Beatles, Risk

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Mall, Rhubarb, James, Dream, Snake

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Remote Songs

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

Brendan Gregg | 22nd May 2025What it's like to work remotely from another continent. This worker is based in Australia while employed by a US company. He attends a lot of meetings at 2am. Weekends are shifted, because his Saturday morning is his colleagues' Friday afternoon. It is career-limiting — he is "out of sight, out of mind". Too many early mornings upset the stomach. But being where you want to be is worth it (1,400 words)Nomido is the Browser's daily word game.
Nostalgia, Trout, Beatles, Remote, Trial

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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DOGE Stipend

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

Sahil Lavingia | 28th May 2025Diary of an engineer at the "Department of Government Efficiency". Initially enthusiastic about joining a "revolutionary force" that would help people, he soon ran into problems. DOGE had no direct authority and only operated at the whim of Trump's appointees. There was no team culture, little information sharing, and even his laptop barely worked. On day 55, he was unexpectedly let go (1,500 words)Nomido is the Browser's daily word game.
Whim, Stipend, Max, Nelson, Tuba

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Caroline Crampton

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Science Stick

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Kaamya Sharma

Alex Chalmers | Works In Progress | 27th May 2025Nuclear regulation worldwide is based on the Linear No Threshold, the hypothesis that any amount of radiation increases cancer risk. It was popularised by Nobel laureate Herman Muller, based on his finding that fruit fly sperm cells treated with X-rays had a 15,000% higher mutation rate.
Doubt, Stunt, Snack, Risk, Piaf

1 week ago | thebrowser.com | Kaamya Sharma

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