Grow As Entrepreneurs on Instagram: "Linus Torvalds recently criticized companies that measure engineers by the number of lines of code they write, calling it one of the most misleading metrics in tech. His stance is simple: more code does not equal more value. In fact, some of the best engineers reduce thousands of lines into a few efficient ones. During the interview, Torvalds didn’t realize the question referred to Elon Musk’s early approach at Twitter, where developers were asked to print co

FunLabFactory on Instagram: "- The video compiles a series of incidents where seagulls aggressively steal food from unsuspecting individuals in various public settings, such as beaches, piers, and even drive-throughs, reflecting a growing trend of urban wildlife adaptation documented in a 2024 study by the University of Exeter, which found that seagulls in coastal cities have increasingly bold behaviors due to human food availability, challenging the notion that such interactions are merely anec

Memes and funny clips on Instagram: "Sibling love is one of the longest-lasting relationships most people will ever have. Psychology studies show that siblings play a huge role in shaping emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, and empathy from a young age. Fighting is common, but so is deep bonding — those arguments actually help the brain learn negotiation and boundaries. Fun fact: siblings often develop a shared sense of humor and inside references that last for life. Researchers also fo

Greenpeace UK on Instagram: "Unfortunately, this video is MORE RELEVANT than ever. ⁠ ⁠ The year is almost over, so we're resharing some of our most popular posts from 2025. ⁠ ⁠ In February, Met Police officers raided a 25-year-old’s home - his “crime”? Planning a peaceful protest at an airport.⁠ ⁠ Officers were spotted collecting CLIMATE LEAFLETS as “evidence.” Let that sink in.⁠ ⁠ This isn’t just about climate activism. Today it’s environmental protesters AND people protesting genocide, tomorro

CNN on Instagram: "Seasonal rainfall on Iran's Hormuz Island washes iron-rich soil from its famous Red Beach into the sea, turning the coastline deep crimson."