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Read online In partnership with Sept 22, 2026     RIDDLE OF THE DAY I spend my entire life getting hit, but the more I'm hit, the more useful I become. What am I? The answer is revealed below         The Ultimate Claude Code Guide to ship like Anthropic engineers AI will write 90% of code by the end of 2026, and only 10% of developers will stay relevant. The engineers in that 10% aren't smarter. They just know how to use AI. We put together the exact playbook Anthropic engineers use to make sure you're in the top 10%. Sign up for The Code and get access to: The Ultimate Claude Code Guide 2026 — 50+ tips and tricks to code 5x faster The Code newsletter — learn the latest AI tools, tips, and skills to code faster with AI in 5 minutes a day Join 250K+ engineers       TITANIC ALMOST SANK WITHOUT ITS MOST FAMOUS SONG, UNTIL ONE MAN WENT ROGUE By 1997, Celine Dion was already one of the biggest voices in music, a girl from a family of fourteen kids in Quebec who'd clawed her way from a homemade recording studio to international superstardom.  Her career was thriving, but nothing could have prepared her for the film about to define an entire era of her legacy. Director James Cameron was deep into production on Titanic, and he had one firm rule about the soundtrack: no cheesy pop song was going anywhere near his film.  He wanted the score to feel epic and cinematic, not radio-friendly. But his composer, James Horner, disagreed completely. Convinced the film needed an emotional anthem, Horner went behind Cameron's back, reached out to Dion directly and asked her to record a song called "My Heart Will Go On." Dion wasn't impressed. When Horner played her the melody, she thought it sounded thin and unfinished, and she initially wanted nothing to do with it. But her husband and manager, René Angélil, finally convinced her to give it a shot anyway. She walked into the studio, recorded the song in a single take, and left without much expectation that anyone would ever hear it. Horner then had to find a way to get the song in front of Cameron, the very director who had explicitly said no to exactly this kind of song. Horner then played Cameron, the very director who had explicitly said no to exactly this kind of song, a demo recording without revealing who was singing.  Cameron listened, and immediately knew it belonged in his film. He didn't recognize the voice at all and had no idea he was listening to Celine Dion. But what happened when Cameron finally found out who that voice belonged to changed the fate of the entire film.     CONTINUE READING         RIDDLE HINT:  EVENTUALLY, SOMEONE HAS TO PULL ME OUT.       💰 What Leonard Cohen Found Out His Manager Had Done That Made Him Go Back On Tour At The Age Of 73 🎹 What Ray Charles Did In Georgia That Got Him Banned From The State And What The State Did Thirty Years Later 🎸 What Chuck Berry Invented That Every Rock Star After Him Used While The Clubs Playing His Songs Would Not Let Him In The Door 🎨 What Leonardo da Vinci Left Unfinished When He Died That Suggests He Was Something Other Than What History Calls Him 🏰 What Walter Raleigh Did In The Tower Of London For Thirteen Years Before They Finally Executed Him ❄️ What Francis Bacon Was Doing In The Snow When He Caught The Cold That Killed Him And Why He Had No Regrets      QUEEN ELIZABETH'S FAVORITE WAS ONE STEP FROM THE THRONE WHEN HIS WIFE DIED SUSPICIOUSLY Robert Dudley married Amy Robsart when they were both teenagers, in a rare Tudor match built on genuine love rather than political arrangement.  For a while, it looked like a fairy tale. But everything changed when Elizabeth I became Queen of England in 1558. Dudley became her closest confidant almost overnight, was appointed Master of the Horse, and stayed at her side.  Rumors swept through the court that the Queen intended to marry him herself. Only one obstacle stood in the way: Amy. While Dudley remained at court, showered with royal favor, Amy was pushed further and further to the margins, living in a string of borrowed houses far from London, rarely seeing her own husband. Then, on the morning of September 8, 1560, Amy did something strange. She insisted every servant in the house leave for a local fair, leaving herself completely alone. By that evening, she was found dead at the bottom of a staircase, her neck broken, with two unexplained wounds on her head. The official inquest ruled it an accident, and nobody at court believed it. But what that single death ended up costing Dudley, in the eyes of the Queen and the entire country, was something he never fully recovered from.     CONTINUE READING         RIDDLE OF THE DAY I spend my entire life getting hit, but the more I'm hit, the more useful I become. What am I?     REVEAL ANSWER       Update your email preferences or unsubscribe here © 2026 Factinate 228 Park Ave S, #29976, New York, New York 10003, United States Powered by beehiiv