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In an age where children's every movement is tracked and scheduled, one grandfather reflects on how the profound boredom and complete invisibility of his 1970s childhood—those endless summer afternoons with no adult eyes watching—forged a generation in ways that may be impossible to replicate.
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Stockholm-based Fika Jobs has raised a $4 million pre-seed round to build what it describes as a video-first hiring platform, where candidates are interviewed by an AI agent rather than screened through resumes, as reported by TechCrunch . The round was led by Luminar Ventures, with participation from Alliance VC and King co-founders Sebastian Knutsson and Riccardo Zacconi, the duo behind Candy Crush. Read more ›
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