We get a lot of stories online and on social media about kombini in Japan, but the bigger supermarkets are so amazing. These amazing food stalls, the ranges. Somehow reminds me of the best supermarkets you can find in France.
As a so-called Digital Nomad, travelling with an infant, I am starting to worry about what will be best for him in a few months' time, as both his parents work full time. Shall I slow down, or shall I hire a nanny everywhere I go? I wonder how other families have handled this.
Sales tracking and attribution is overrated. I handle the marketing of a business that processes most of its orders via emails, meaning that about 70% of orders can't be tracked in Google or Meta or anything else. It does not prevent us from getting an 8x1 ROAS. If you think too much about attribution, it is probably because your marketing needs to get much better.
I'm testing a new configuration on my Claude Code setup. I now have a hook that enforces what used to be a rule in my config files that says "stick to the truth, always".
We landed in Tokyo yesterday, we hope to stay for 90 days, we already love it so much. I wonder if Japanese are going to be as nice as Turkish people in Istanbul to Issa my son.
@sakura_tokyo2 Funny you should say that! I spent the whole day looking for a trash can until I finally emptied my pockets into the bin at 7-Eleven :) Thanks so much for the warm welcome!
I'm so tired of login security, 2FA, multi-factor authentication. Sometimes I wish we could go back to the 2000s, where logging in and staying logged in was so easy.
A few days ago I started playing with Three.js, which is amazing, but I wondered if I could do more with a proper 3D software. One or two hours later, Vinnie was born.
I consume a lot of content from @AlexHormozi, and it helps me so much in building my small business. It helped me get started and have a clearer vision of the steps to go through. One of the core things he keeps saying is to focus, and yet I keep letting myself drift into silly little projects like this Three.js animation. lol
What I like the most about Alex Hormozi's content is how great he is at bringing you back to very basic things that we somehow tend to forget along the way, and at putting them in a way that sticks in my mind.
I've been staying in Istanbul for a month with my 17 month old son, and people here are crazy nice with him. Every day random guys, they can be old, hairy, look like gangsters, they turn into the most adorable person when they see my kid. I know it is not just my kid that gets this treatment, but it still makes me feel like he's special lol. Yesterday, as I was getting a little impatient to get my takeaway lunch (it was 15 minutes late), the owner of the shop decided to go get some cakes for my son, as a gift, just because he liked him. Later the same day, my son got another gift.
I'm currently living in Istanbul. We've only been here for a month, and we're going to leave soon. I truly enjoy the city. There are many good things to say about Istanbul. There's one thing that I really don't like: everyone smokes cigarettes everywhere. Everywhere I go, I smell cigarettes. I go around with my son. He's 17 months old. It's like a constant cigarette smoke scent following us everywhere. I even suspect that the cold that then turned into the sinusitis I have right now is due to this cigarette smoke. Could be wrong, though. I'm quite likely wrong. But it's the first time I've gotten sinusitis in I don't know how many years. I don't even recall catching one.
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Les députés ont adopté un amendement prévoyant de taxer les producteurs de données numériques à hauteur de 5,5 centimes par Go transmis.
💰 Objectif affiché : jusqu’à 10 milliards d’euros par an.
Netflix, YouTube, cloud, jeux dématérialisés… les grands services numériques pourraient être concernés, avec un risque de répercussion sur les prix pour les consommateurs.
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