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The Spectator has 113K subscribers, a record, print is its fastest-growing type of subscription, and it is offering its subscription service to external clients (Freddie Sayers/The Spectator)
https://spectator.com/article/the-spectators-record-subscriber-numbers/

The Spectator’s record subscriber numbers
Something remarkable is happening at the world’s oldest weekly magazine. After years of relatively flat subscriber numbers, The Spectator has surged past its Covid-era peak and now has more paying subscribers than at any point in its 198-year history. Today’s ABC circulation figures show that, while most of our competitors have been on a downward trajectory

Sen med #drinkklubben som vanligt. Här är veckans dirty martinis. En på saltgurkespad (med saltgurka som garnering) och en på kimchispad (med salladslök och kimchi som garnering)

Befolgt Anweisungen „substanziell besser“: Anthropic gibt Opus 4.7 frei
Das KI-Modell Claude Opus 4.7 soll Anweisungen besser und vor allem wörtlich befolgen. Der Vorgänger werde überall übertroffen, aber nicht das beste KI-Modell.

Al is 'ie rood,
diesel blijft duur
een slimme boer
zet een elektrische tractor in de schuur
https://www.rvo.nl/subsidies-financiering/sel

The hidden cost of fisheries subsidies #environment

The hidden cost of fisheries subsidies
In public finance, some costs are politely kept off the books. The ocean has long been one of them. Governments often speak of “blue growth” and “sustainable use,” yet many policies still treat marine ecosystems as a kind of free input: available, resilient, and cheap to replace. The result is ecological decline. It is also […]

Danke an @… für die phänomenale Kolumne „Bedeutung Haben”
https://kaffeekinderkreativitaet.substack.com/p/bedeutung-haben

Bedeutung haben
Manchmal geht es weniger darum, welche Person wir sein *wollen* als darum, wer wir für die Menschen um uns herum sein *könnten*.

Founders are increasingly leasing multimillion-dollar mansions in San Francisco's wealthy neighborhoods as corporate HQs and hacker houses, amid the AI boom (The San Francisco Standard)
https://sfstandard.com/2026/03/17/move-garages-startups-now-hatc…

In SF’s newest gold rush, startups are competing for mansions
With VC money flowing, the new trend across San Francisco is leasing multimillion-dollar hacker houses.

As the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi draws attention, a look at India's AI opportunities and the political economy gridlock that threatens its ambitions (Shruti Rajagopalan/Get Down and Shruti)
https://srajagopalan.substack.com/p/indias-ai-wedding-buffet-generous

India’s AI Wedding Buffet: Generous Portions, Political Economy Heartburn
India's AI Summit promises a revolution. The electricity grid, the tax code, and the literal ground beneath the chip fab have other plans.

Q&A with Kalshi co-founders Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara on suing the US government, solving market making, agentic and insider trading, ethics, and more (John Collison/Cheeky Pint)
https://cheekypint.substack.com/p/creating-prediction-markets-and-suing

Creating prediction markets (and suing the CFTC) with Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara
Tarek Mansour and Luana Lopes Lara are the co-founders of Kalshi, the first federally regulated prediction market in the US.

Q&A with Ramp CEO Eric Glyman on scaling the expense management company to over $1B revenue, the "SaaS apocalypse", using AI agents to review expenses, and more (Cheeky Pint)
https://cheekypint.substack.com/p/ramp-founder-eric-glyman-on-the-many

Ramp founder Eric Glyman on the many ways AI is changing corporate spending
Eric Glyman is the cofounder and CEO of Ramp, the finance automation platform that now powers over 2% of all corporate spend in the US.