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🚨 BREAKING: Google just launched free AI courses.
No sign-up fees or prior skills required.
Here are 10 courses you don't want to miss:
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Netflix has over 8,000 titles in its library. Your homepage shows you roughly 200–300 of them on any given night.
That means 95% of Netflix's catalog is invisible to you hidden behind an algorithm that decides what you see based on what it thinks you'll click.
A former Netflix product manager who spent 3 years working on content discovery told me: "Netflix has over 2,200 internal genre categories. Your homepage shows maybe 30–40 of them. The algorithm surfaces the categories it thinks will keep you scrolling not the categories that would help you find something you'd love. There are micro-genres in the system so specific they'll match any mood you've ever been in 'Understated Romantic Dramas,' 'Visually Striking Mind-Bending Movies,' 'Deep Sea Horror,' 'Gentle British Reality TV.' These categories exist. The content is there. Netflix just doesn't show them to you."
"But every category has a numeric code. And anyone can type that code into a URL and bypass the algorithm entirely."
Here are the Netflix secret category codes how they work, why they exist, and the specific codes that unlock the content the algorithm will never show you:
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When the defence for Jurassic World pulls out the waiver that says they are “not responsible for lost or damaged items” after a dinosaur eats your brother.
This SNL courtroom sketch turns the park’s endless safety failures into a full mock trial, complete with objections, a smiling judge, and the unforgettable line “He ate my brother.” The dinosaurs always get out. The lawyers just try to bill for it.
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You're 43, you sit 9 hours a day, and the belly showed up somewhere around your second kid and never left.
Diets didn't stick because they were built for 22 year olds with three free hours.
Here's the exact plan I'd run to lose it in 90 days:
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Netflix is quietly hoping you never type a 4-digit code into your browser.
I did.
There are 2,200+ hidden categories the homepage will never show you noir thrillers, cult sci-fi, tearjerkers, gentle British reality TV, witchcraft documentaries, deep sea horror, gritty courtroom dramas.
Netflix uses over 2,000 "taste clusters" to decide what you see. The algorithm shows you what IT wants. The codes show you everything.
You've been scrolling for 20 minutes saying "there's nothing to watch" while sitting on a library of 8,000+ titles organized into categories you were never meant to find.
Here's how to unlock them and the codes most worth bookmarking 🧵
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Surely the people going this crazy for Lionel Messi are all in Argentina right?
Wrong. This is Bangladesh.
Lionel Messi hype knows no boundaries
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Mercedes has just officially unveiled the production version of its all-electric AMG GT 4-Door Coupe.
• Range: ~315 miles (EPA)
• 1,153 hp
• 0-60 mph: 2.0s
• Peak charging speed: 600kW
• 106 kWh battery
• 10-80% state of charge as low as 11 mins. Can add 244 miles of range in 10 mins.
• Formula 1-based 800-volt battery
• Fake V8 engine noises & gear shift sounds (shown below)
• Mercedes said it’s using 1,600 audio files to “sonically interpret” different driving situations. The car makes “exhaust burbles and pops" like as gas car.
• Axial-flux motors (a first). Runs parallel to the motor’s axis of rotation. In a conventional electric motor, it runs perpendicular to the axis. The front axial flux motor reaches more than 15,000 rpm at top speed.
• 2660 cylindrical cells stacked vertically, arrayed in 18 modules, nine to a side. Nickel-cobalt-manganese-aluminum chemistry. Energy density of 298 Wh/kg.
• Active aerodynamics
• Top speed: 186-mph
• Double sunroof with illuminated AMG logos over both driver and passenger seats
• Triple-screen layout. 10.2" digital instrument cluster alongside a pair of 14" screens. Infotainment display is slightly tilted toward the driver.
• Optional 5 seat layout
U.S. deliveries start in late 2026. Pricing will be announced later, but it's expected to be well over $100,000. More photos in the thread below:
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There are very few inventors in cricket.
Saqlain Mushtaq is one of them.
The undisputed creator of the Doosra.
He bowled spin like he was playing chess, always one step ahead of batters and leaving world-class batters of the 90s constantly guessing which way the ball would turn.
He bowled during the death overs, took many wickets and conceded few runs.
In 2003, Wisden's statistical analysis named him the greatest ODI spinner ever.
He had an average of 21 and an economy just over 4.
He was the fastest to 100, 150, 200 and 250 ODI wickets of his era.
He holds the all-time record for most ODI wickets in a calendar year, an astonishing 69 wickets in 1997.
He was the first spinner ever to take an ODI hat-trick.
