Sahithi Muthyala
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- The A.I.-Design Aesthetic That’s Taking Over the Internet | The New Yorker1 savers
- improvising - by ramitha - perennial plants1 savers
- threading the tapestry 🪡 - by Ashley1 savers
- some things I've learned about dealing with people - by Ava4 savers
- becoming yourself is a social project - by maja5 savers
- How Will the Miracle Happen Today? - by Kevin Kelly - KK3 savers
- Attention is all you need - by Aadil - Alexandria1 savers
- How funerals keep Africa poor - David Oks7 savers
- a beginner's guide to mischief3 savers
- New to Boston Party at WHOOP Highlights Boston's Community Infrastructure Shift | Events | DevCuration1 savers
- Cars often keep people poor. Waymo could help.2 savers
- sea legs - by Hilary Gridley - writerbuilder1 savers
- The World Is an Easier Place Without You In It by Karen Shepard5 savers
- Your Dad, the Magician by Elina Svitolina | The Players’ Tribune4 savers
- Strava Launches MCP Connector, Allowing Athletes to Sync Training History to Claude1 savers
- Strava declares war on scrapers ahead of IPO | TechCrunch1 savers
- Inside A High End Manhattan Strip Club - Internet Bimbo1 savers
- JOINT REVIEW: Class, by Paul Fussell2 savers
- The Career Bets That Compound (And the Ones That Don’t)2 savers
- On Being a Dad - Derek Thompson23 savers
- Introducing GLP-1 Insights - The Pulse Blog1 savers
- Coming Soon: New Oura Features to Help You Stay Ahead of Your Health - The Pulse Blog1 savers
- I didn't think Whoop was designed with women in mind but it helped me to manage PMDD1 savers
- Post | LinkedIn1 savers
- Whoop removes the health band from the subscription, with a catch - Trusted Reviews1 savers
- The Biggest Company in the World | Andreessen Horowitz2 savers
- The Transformation of Elina Svitolina | The New Yorker1 savers
- ‘Project Hail Mary’ Review: Good is Not Actually the Enemy of Perfect1 savers
- We exist in the absence - by Carina - I've Been Thinking2 savers
- To have an insecurity is to pretend not to have it1 savers
- OpenAI has the smarter model. Anthropic is winning anyway.1 savers
- what game are you playing? - by Aadil2 savers
- 21 Facts About Throwing Good Parties12 savers
- Why airlines are always going bankrupt - David Oks2 savers
- You can judge a book by its cover - by Sasha Chapin2 savers
- Pick an audience that is into the illegible you of today, not your past achievements21 savers
- Oura Ring Maker Files Confidentially For IPO—Joining SpaceX And OpenAI in 2026’s Anticipated Public Debuts1 savers
- Product management on the AI exponential | Claude1 savers
- on self-trust - Isabel Unraveled2 savers
- Doing the dirty work - by Aadil - Alexandria2 savers
- Co-buying a house, the life-changing power of collaboration, and The Artist’s Way2 savers
- Strange Math - Ambrook2 savers
- the art of asking - by ella - letters in bloom8 savers
- standing where the lightning strikes - by maja2 savers
- Child’s Play, by Sam Kriss75 savers
- Everything that turned out well in my life followed the same design process65 savers
- Thirty Observations at Thirty62 savers
- Cities and Ambition42 savers
- Reflections on OpenAI34 savers
- Sometimes the reason you can’t find people you resonate with is because you misread the ones you meet32 savers
- Training the Idea Muscle | Alexandria25 savers
- Cognitive load is what matters25 savers
- why are we lying to young people about work? - by Maalvika24 savers
- 50 things I know - by Cate Hall - Useful Fictions24 savers
- The New World - Colossus24 savers
- First we shape our social graph; then it shapes us23 savers
- no exit - by Ava - bookbear express23 savers
- Choose Good Quests – Founders Fund18 savers
- Make Something Heavy - by Anu - Working Theorys17 savers
- The Anthropic Hive Mind. As you’ve probably noticed, something… | by Steve Yegge | Feb, 2026 | Medium17 savers
- Love is to be invested in someone’s continual expansion16 savers
- Viscerality - by Simon Sarris - The Map is Mostly Water14 savers
- being too ambitious is a clever form of self-sabotage14 savers
- The Goon Squad, by Daniel Kolitz14 savers
- How Duolingo reignited user growth - by Jorge Mazal13 savers
- finding the right people - by Nix 🕊 - starting from nix13 savers
- How to walk through walls - by Henrik Karlsson12 savers
- The Longevity FAQ12 savers
- Resentment is needing others to change so you can stay the same12 savers
- home for the holidays - by rayne fisher-quann11 savers
- are you high-agency or an NPC? - by Jasmine Sun11 savers
- The realities of being a pop star. - by charli xcx11 savers
- You should probably post more | aadil pickle10 savers
- She's the One - by Bryan Caplan - Bet On It10 savers
- Ivan Zhao on X: "Steam, Steel, and Infinite Minds" / X10 savers
- The world reveals itself to those who travel by foot9 savers
- some parts of you only emerge for certain people - by maja9 savers
- why time felt slower when we were kids (and how to get it back)9 savers
- Breaking Points, by Agnes Callard9 savers
- i think about it all the time - by Claire Wang9 savers
- The quiet grief of adult friendship8 savers
- A rationalist’s guide to manifestation. - Isabel Unraveled8 savers
- The Marriage Decision: Everything Forever or Nothing Ever Again8 savers
- I burned down my social life and started again7 savers
- I’m going to cure my girlfriend’s brain tumor. - Andrew7 savers
- What Is It Like To Be A Writer? - by Jasmine Sun7 savers
- 10 Thoughts From the Fourth Trimester — Wait But Why5 savers
- Learn to love the Moat of Low Status - by Cate Hall5 savers
- How The Psychology of Time is Warped by Media and Novelty — Neuroscience Of4 savers
- modern friendship - by Nix 🕊 - starting from nix ꩜4 savers
- The Politics of Jobless Prosperity - by Andy Hall4 savers
- sustaining creative aliveness while working a full time job4 savers
- Jaya Gupta on X: "AI’s trillion-dollar opportunity: Context graphs" / X4 savers
- The Intellectual Obesity Crisis - by Gurwinder - The Prism4 savers
- Why don’t we screen healthy people to catch diseases early? | Out-Of-Pocket3 savers
- How to Make a Living as an Artist3 savers
- Reflections on Father's Day3 savers
- Messaging is a Moat, not a Business - Google Docs3 savers
- Nemesis | The Umami Theory of Value2 savers
- The Art of Being Unreachable - by Alexis McElroy2 savers
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Attracting talent is difficult. Giving talented people reasons to stay is even harder.
New to Boston Party at WHOOP Highlights Boston's Community Infrastructure Shift | Events | DevCurationYou want to surround yourself with people who expand your sense of what is possible.
sea legs - by Hilary Gridley - writerbuilderThere is a painful gap between “I think I might want to be a person who does x” and “other people recognize me as that.” You have to live in that gap for a while
sea legs - by Hilary Gridley - writerbuilderThe company is putting all that data behind authentication to protect it from unauthorized AI scraping.
Strava declares war on scrapers ahead of IPO | TechCrunchFitness and social running company Strava is making a move in this direction by restricting its website and introducing fees for developer access.
Strava declares war on scrapers ahead of IPO | TechCrunchThere is the third reason to become a parent: It gives the people you love another way to know you.
On Being a Dad - Derek ThompsonTwo men walk into a pub and see their mother: “The brothers straightened, reshaped as sons.” How true, how strange.
On Being a Dad - Derek ThompsonParenthood is not special. It’s just another ride in the park. But it is there, and it was built for us, and we were built for it, too.
On Being a Dad - Derek ThompsonTo have a child is to fall in love with a thousand beautiful strangers.
On Being a Dad - Derek ThompsonThe average person on a GLP-1 juggles multiple different apps to track their dosing, side effects, weight, and biometrics. Oura brings it all into one place.
Coming Soon: New Oura Features to Help You Stay Ahead of Your Health - The Pulse BlogNighttime Breathing gives you a 30-day view of your sleep-related breathing patterns — transforming night-by-night data into a longer-term picture with clear context on what you’re seeing and when it might be worth a conversation with a healthcare professional.
Coming Soon: New Oura Features to Help You Stay Ahead of Your Health - The Pulse Blogmillennials actually buy them
Peptime on X: "1 in 9 peptide users spend $1000+ on them each month, & more crazy stats" / XTech wins as the largest peptide user base, by a fair margin
Peptime on X: "1 in 9 peptide users spend $1000+ on them each month, & more crazy stats" / XThe median user spends $100–$249/month, but the higher end is steep...
Peptime on X: "1 in 9 peptide users spend $1000+ on them each month, & more crazy stats" / XThe gray market isn't a "transition market". It is the market.
Peptime on X: "1 in 9 peptide users spend $1000+ on them each month, & more crazy stats" / XThe expense that you incur is a sort of guarantee that you won’t be able to transcend the bonds of kinship.
How funerals keep Africa poor - David OksSo from the perspective of the kinship network, wealth is a threat
How funerals keep Africa poor - David OksNothing about the song itself has changed, but the experience of it has.
people are portals - by maja - velvet noiseBut it wasn't the device alone. She had context, human involvement, and translation to make sense of all of it. And she had agency in her care by understanding how activities in her control affected her health
Wearables have some issues to fix | Out-Of-Pocketwe’re going to need better ways for providers to actually ingest data from wearables into their existing workflows to address these patients differently
Wearables have some issues to fix | Out-Of-PocketBut the missing piece IMO is clinicians recommending it themselves, which really means showing utility (and payment) to the docs
Wearables have some issues to fix | Out-Of-PocketThere's a product design opportunity here: devices purpose-built for clinical populations rather than fitness enthusiasts
Wearables have some issues to fix | Out-Of-PocketThere’s an incentive to keep those biomarkers proprietary to the company, but that’s also going to be the exact thing that makes it hard to adopt
Wearables have some issues to fix | Out-Of-PocketThe regulated pathway could not sustain the company. The unregulated, open ecosystem may now carry the work forward
The Most Responsible Path in Healthcare AI Is Also the Deadliestthe FDA pathway for clinical AI in behavioral health is incompatible with the venture model, and that the responsible choice is also the suicidal one. So they make a different choice. They build a wellness application instead of a medical device
The Most Responsible Path in Healthcare AI Is Also the DeadliestWhen you force a dynamic system into a framework designed for static ones, you generate friction that is not incidental. It is structural.
The Most Responsible Path in Healthcare AI Is Also the DeadliestWhen you believe you slept well, you allocate cognitive effort more aggressively. You don't conserve. You don't pre-disengage. Belief about the resource changes how you spend it.
Aakash Gupta on X: "You check your Apple Watch in the morning. Sleep score: 62. You decide it's going to be a foggy day. And then it is. A 2014 Colorado College study suggests the score itself causes the fog. 164 people walked into a lab. Researchers hooked them up to fake EEG equipment and told https://t.co/GFWSQoABDi" / XVery few people can relate to being the best in the world. But almost everyone understands what it feels like to put time into something without seeing the return you’d like, to question whether it’s going anywhere, to keep showing up anyway until something happens where it all seems to click.
Hailey Baptiste just handed Nike a perfect storywearable data is increasingly being integrated into clinical care models, with Vida Health partnering with Oura to bring real-time biometric data into its cardiometabolic programs, giving providers continuous visibility into signals like sleep, heart rate variability and resting heart rate alongside clinical and behavioral data
Whoop Continues Targeted Blood Testing Push - Athletech NewsEarly data shows that even among a highly active population, 22% exhibit signs of metabolic dysfunction and nearly 30% have underlying cardiometabolic risk factors, often without prior awareness - underscoring the need for more focused, domain-specific insights.
WHOOP Launches Specialized Panels to Deliver Deeper, More Personalized Health InsightsWhile cool, I find this overwhelming - the descriptions don’t help me self select. Mostly the ones all at that $299 price point, I’d think I’d go for the one with the most biomarkers.
New Advanced Labs added : r/whoopMen’s health but no women’s health?
New Advanced Labs added : r/whoopIt is not arrogance, but faith. It makes no sense for them to hate, because it doesn’t get them what they want. It only traps them in believing they can’t get it
Resentment is needing others to change so you can stay the sameHe said if resentment is needing someone to be different, love is wanting them to be exactly the same. It is feeling they are perfect exactly how they are. For this reason, the two are antithetical—it is hard for love to exist in the presence of resentment.
Resentment is needing others to change so you can stay the sameThe capillary blood collection segment is experiencing rapid growth driven by minimally invasive approaches ideal for glucose monitoring, cholesterol testing, and rapid diagnostics—applications perfectly suited for telehealth expansion and remote patient monitoring programs serving aging populations and chronic disease patients requiring frequent testing
Blood Collection Market Outlook: Diagnostic Testing Demand and Healthcare Expansion Opportunities | FuturismThe global blood collection market size was valued at USD 7.26 Billion in 2024. Looking forward, IMARC Group estimates the market to reach USD 10.36 Billion by 2033
Blood Collection Market Outlook: Diagnostic Testing Demand and Healthcare Expansion Opportunities | FuturismMembers open the app an average of over eight times per day - almost three times higher than other screenless wearables
Press Center | WHOOPUsing Advanced Labs, an MD supposedly analyzes your lab work. And most people report that it’s very good
Whoop Advanced Labs or Function Health upload to Whoop? : r/whoopI found the Whoop experience to be of more value as it is mapped to other metrics and behaviors tracked by Whoop
Whoop Advanced Labs or Function Health upload to Whoop? : r/whoopYou have a widget that you embed into your app or your web app, and that allows any patient to share that basic device data with you
Junction, an API to link health wearables with labs, raises $18M | TechCrunchan API and related tech that can connect labs to more than 500 different wearable devices to speed up how those labs can work for users
Junction, an API to link health wearables with labs, raises $18M | TechCrunchConflict is the art of checking underneath the rocks
conflict is the art of checking underneath the rocksCheddar is the most eaten cheese in this country, and there seemed to be a theme there where the volunteers were dreaming of celebrities
Study: Eating Cheese Can Alter Your Dreams : NPRthose who were eating blue cheese, Blue Stilton, were coming up with some quite vivid dream
Study: Eating Cheese Can Alter Your Dreams : NPRAs part of the latest Cycle Insights updates, the feature now integrates with WHOOP Advanced Labs
Press Center | WHOOPWomen also engage with WHOOP AI approximately 30% more than male members
Press Center | WHOOPI am honestly taken aback realizing that I am slightly insulin resistant. I have had no other major health concerns, other than slight iron deficiency, which has been corrected with iron supplementation and diet changes.
Probably would not have caught this without Advanced Labs : r/whoopI plan on taking labs again in December to track improvement.
Probably would not have caught this without Advanced Labs : r/whoopI am grateful that I tried it out and caught this early before my blood sugar and A1c were severely affected.
Probably would not have caught this without Advanced Labs : r/whoopI think Whoop's test is worth it. The extra $152 is not that much, considering that it's easy enough to pick up a daily multivitamin with iron and feel that much better and less fatigued
Blood Feud: Oura’s Health Panels Versus Whoop’s Advanced Labs | WIRED