Quick thing before we start. 1440, a daily newsletter I've been reading for years, just got valued at $101 million. I wrote a deep dive into how they actually grew it, how they make money, and what's behind that valuation. If you're into the business side of newsletters (or just curious how a free daily ends up worth nine figures), give it a read.

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An interactive visualization that maps the entire English Wikipedia as a giant graph, so you can zoom around and see how every article connects to the rest.

A free Mac app that works like a panic button. One hotkey instantly hides every window, mutes all sound, and opens a cover document, so your screen goes from "definitely not working" to "hard at work" in an instant.

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That’s it for this time, I really hope you’ve enjoyed this! See you again next week.

— Arian (@arianadeliii)