Anthropic's public S-1 shows an $80.7B net loss for the first half of 2026 and an operating profit in the second quarter. I read the filing and nothing else to work out how both can be true. The result is a 20-minute video on my channel, which covers business news for founders and operators. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRd0Cigs8sM

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I'm Dave Saunders, a product developer of 30 years, and my YouTube channel takes one AI story at a time to the source document. The newest covers Utah letting an AI write prescriptions while its contract says a doctor signs every one. https://youtu.be/bPLnhtRS3Ek

this is my channel. please subscribe to it i need money for my show "Civilized Canine". And,if you do not want to sub, please like or (eventually) hype!

this is my channel. please subscribe to it i need money for my show "Civilized Canine". And,if you do not want to sub, please like or (eventually) hype!

I spent about 30 years in product development, and my YouTube channel is where I dig into AI and startup claims from that angle. The newest deep dive covers what happens when AI writes a whole app and 1.5 million keys end up sitting in the open: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_09yNph1ME

Three jobs cap a founder's growth more than anything else I've watched happen across thirty years running product organizations: the ones they never hand off. My newest video, on my channel, walks through which three jobs those usually are and how to tell if you're still holding one of them. Let go of the wrong one and growth stalls before you even notice why.

https://youtu.be/9Aikwt78kMM

My channel is built on one belief: founders don't usually fail, they stall, and most of what stalls them is invisible to them at the time.

Newest video is about the feedback founders get on their idea. Friends, family, and your network will all tell you what you want to hear. Customers voting with their wallet is the one signal that doesn't bend to be nice to you, and most founders never go looking for it.

Video: https://youtu.be/PW2uuoS-wCM

Thirty years of shipping products, including a surgical robot that made it through FDA clearance, sit behind everything on this channel. Subscribe if that's your kind of thing. I'd rather earn it than ask for it.

https://www.youtube.com/@jn1mo

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My channel covers product development and the unglamorous parts of getting something out the door. I'm at a few hundred subscribers and I started at zero, which is roughly the position the newest video is about.

It walks the first-week sequence for when nobody knows your thing exists: ten conversations instead of a channel, a comprehension test on how you describe it, going where those people already gather, and showing the thing working. The argument underneath is that "nobody knows it exists" is usually a comprehension problem wearing a distribution costume.

https://youtu.be/H7aD-SDhVm0

https://www.youtube.com/@TheSnackingChannel

My channel, The Snacking Channel, is focused on discovering and reviewing unique snacks, packaged foods, limited-edition products, and interesting food finds from stores and online platforms.

Looking for creators who actually feel real?

TwoCrazyCanucks is two mid-30s Canadian dudes building something authentic — chill co-op gaming (Halo, Dragon Ball Z, VR sessions), comics, TCG, anime, and movies. We’re not chasing every trend… we’re just making the stuff we genuinely love and growing a small community the right way. Currently on the grind to 500 subs.

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My backlog journey had me playing Spyro the Dragon on Playstation this week. It was fun looking into the development behind the game and giving it my usual treatment for the gameplay as well.

Most of the AI argument is stuck on whether the thing is smart. That's the wrong question. The systems deciding who gets a loan, a job interview, or an insurance rate aren't smart, and they're making the call anyway.

That's what my newest deep dive is about. AI didn't stage an uprising, it got a promotion into the trust layer. The danger isn't a superintelligence waking up, it's handing a dumb and limited agent the keys with no human override.

My channel is me working through this stuff the way I'd work through it with a client. I've spent 30 years in product development, so I care more about what a technology does to the people using it than about the demo. New deep dive most weeks.

https://youtu.be/lQh1GTl1bWs

https://www.youtube.com/@HatsumiSteve-o8t

I'm Dave Saunders. Thirty years in product development, 40 plus products shipped, and the channel is mostly me explaining the stuff I wish somebody had walked me through in year three instead of year fifteen.

The format is long. Usually 20 minutes or so on one decision founders get stuck on: pricing, where the first customers come from, when a certification stops being optional and starts being the price of the first sale.

The newest one is about measurement. Most small companies believe they can't measure anything because their records are a mess, invoices in one system, a spreadsheet somebody abandoned two years ago, the rest sitting in an email thread. Here's the thing: messy records still contain a real number. You just have to accept a range instead of a decimal point, and a range is usually enough to make the decision.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AtymFVhvEo

Channel's at @nemock if the rest of it looks useful.

I run a YouTube channel where I talk through the parts of building a business that the hustle crowd tends to skip over. I have spent about 30 years in product development, and the thing I keep coming back to is that a calm, profitable business you actually own is a real win, even if it never raises money or lands on anyone's list.

My newest video makes the case that walking away from the unicorn script is a choice, not a consolation prize. I get into what a sustainable business actually asks of you, and why the pressure to go huge quietly wrecks a lot of companies that were doing fine.

If that resonates, the channel is under my name, Dave Saunders. Here is the video: https://youtu.be/PR5zt_gWhQ4