AI transformed coding, science is next
@ReactorfieldAI makes scientists and deep tech startups AI-native
Built by me and @berkbuilds to accelerate science with frontier AI
He needs to drop out (which I believe this video is hinting towards) and the people who pushed him so hard need to reflect and wonder why the first 80 scandals were not enough to back a better candidate.
@besttrousers@TheOmniZaddy One of the biggest tragedies of DOGE is that a Jen Pahlka-style drive for greater efficiency and effectiveness is sorely needed.
Instead we got a team of people randomly deleting line items that looked woke.
The vice president is posting that it would too hard to follow the constitution, so they're not going to do it.
It's not an exaggeration to say this is the moment that makes/breaks liberal democracy in America. They're helpfully being very, very open about their plans.
gotta say it’s pretty amusing to see republicans who lost their mind about a $9 congestion relief zone (in the most transit-rich part of the country) support tariffs that will cost the average family thousands of dollars
I can’t believe it - after years of advocacy, exclusionary zoning has ended in Cambridge.
We just passed the single most comprehensive rezoning in the US—legalizing multifamily housing up to 6 stories citywide in a Paris style
Here’s the details 🧵
Imagine you went to a restaurant and the food sucked and the server was rude and you said it was a great dinner because it cost $300. “Look how much I spent!”
That’s how Democrats sound when we brag about how much money we spent on something over what was actually accomplished.
If you are a programmer who’s three years into your career: lock in now. there will be a lot more new kinds of jobs in CS. we’re so back. this field will thrive more in 1.5 years.
There will be a set of Dems who think the response to this is to join Trump in pandering to Luddites.
I take the opposite view.
Refusing to automate ports amounts to a tax on everyone else for the benefit of a tiny politically favored few.
The word for that is cronyism.
Inclusionary zoning is a tax on new housing that worsens the housing shortage and trades broad affordability for a handful of means-tested apartments given to literal lottery winners. It’s bad policy!
Left-NIMBY groups are the most unserious people in politics
@zellnor4ny just dropped the most progressive, bold housing policy New York has seen in a century and their initial instinct is to trash it because it doesn’t contain a total rent freeze (which would backfire anyway)