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Is it bad to sleep with your phone next to you?

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Is it bad to sleep with your phone next to you?

A lot of people do but is it bad?

Richard Fang
Jan 30, 2023
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Hi all,

Wow, a week does fly past quickly, as it’s already Monday. Layoffs are still the talk of the town, but there are a few other bits of tech news flying around, so hopefully, at least one article is intriguing to you.

Before we start, however, I recently released a new video about comparing my Google vs. Amazon interview experiences! Hopefully, that one is interesting, so check it out below 👇

Google vs Amazon Interview

Alright, let’s get to it!

📰 This week’s reads

  • We know of the layoffs recently but interesting fact - Googlers got more severance versus Alphabet’s other ‘subsidiaries’. Read more here.

  • This groundbreaking battery powered by nuclear waste can last 1000s of years Read here.

  • So we’ve seen the power of ChatGPT but Google’s new AI will turn text into music 🪕. Read more about it here.

  • Many of us do it, but is it bad to sleep next to your phone? Read more here.

  • Startup of the week: Not an area I know much about but I found this to be cool. Atomos just raised a $16M Series A to demonstrate tugboats in space (yes tugboats). Read more here.

🚀Other content to check out 😊

  • Video: Google vs. Amazon are both highly contested tech companies that many want to work for so here’s my interview comparison. Check it out here

  • My Other Newsletter Recommendation—1440: 5-minute reads every day for all your general news from culture, science, sports, business, and more—100% free: Check it out here.

Thanks again for tuning in again and hope you have a good February :)

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Chris Jennings
Writes Iterate
Jan 30Liked by Richard Fang

Thanks for sharing! I always leave my phone charging in a different room before bed. For me, it's just helpful to have that physical distance to signify that it's time to sleep and the phone won't be needed for at least 8 hours. Our phones must be sick of us by the time bedtime rolls around. Need to give them their peaceful beauty rest, haha.

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