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Evidence-first biohacking: whether a sauna cardiovascular protocol can replace zone 2 at four sessions a week, what the semaglutide longevity data does and does not cover, strength tests that estimate muscle age, and home sauna cost per session versus a gym lounge membership. Caveats included, hype audited.

Buy-it-for-life reviews that end with failure modes, not star ratings: espresso machines built around serviceable boilers, socks compared by cost per decade, leather duffels ranked by 30-year survival, and work pants judged by how they actually wear out. Warranty fine print included.

Practical FIRE guides built on expected-value math: why the 4 percent rule breaks at 50-year horizons, how portfolio concentration risk silently breaks 15-year plans, and what bridge income really does for involuntary early retirement. No guru courses, just the arithmetic.

Teardowns that price hidden costs before quoting an hourly rate: bank account churning at 30-50 an hour effective, Walmart return pallets ranked by real take-home, gig deactivation risk priced in, and where to actually find client emails without burning a day.

PastAGI gives teams a single control room for AI agents: plan what each agent should do, run it with guardrails, and keep an audit trail of every action. Built for shops moving agents out of demos and into production work.

Poket Dev is a workspace for indie builders who want their projects, tasks, and shipping notes in one place instead of scattered across five apps. Track what you are building, plan what ships next, and keep a public record of progress without the ceremony of full project-management suites.

Self-hosting tutorials written from real outages: what breaks, what it costs to run, and which services are worth hosting yourself versus leaving to managed providers. Homelab receipts included.

Financial independence calculators that stress-test the 4 percent rule across 50-year retirements: sequence-of-returns risk, spending flexibility, and the failure cases the pretty calculators skip.

Product reviews scored by lifespan math instead of hype: cost per decade, repairability, and which 'buy it for life' claims survive real warranty data. For people tired of re-buying the same things every 18 months.

A development studio that publishes the real economics of fixed-fee software work: scope risk, change-order math, and why flat rates fail both sides. Case studies with actual numbers, not sales copy.

Every gig, flip, and side business broken down to a true hourly rate after hidden costs like bank churning rotations, gig deactivation risk, and pallet flips. Receipts over hype for indie makers choosing where their side time goes.

A line-by-line audit of how KV-cache growth drives decode-phase cost per token, with batch effects and context-length penalties. For teams serving LLMs in production.