Loves Austin, loves Texas, software developer by trade. Outnumbered by my wife and several daughters. Fan of Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell. Hook’em 🤘
Every morning, the moment my eyes open, I wake up to 40 unread Slack messages that effectively say:
“If you don’t fix this in the next 5 minutes, the world will implode and the app will cease to exist.”
For all who are complaining about the @SpaceX valuation for its IPO, it’s a free market. Don’t buy it.
For those who believe in future and @elonmusk , it’s a free market, buy it.
RT If you are going to invest
The anti-AI stuff is so stupid. We're moving to a world where any artist can take what's in his head and quickly make it real. It's a removal of limitations from artists.
Excellent visual. The High Agency Triangle assumes we have agency, which we do. Many people don’t even realize they have it. This triangle is a guide for learning to use it.
This isn’t Claude “figuring it out.” @arram fed Claude the “fix everything easily switch” meme, which is just a shorthand for the standard econ-twitter/YIMBY/abundance consensus. Claude pattern-matched its training data perfectly. It’s the exact same list every model spits out (including @grok). Impressive polish, but still fake clarity.
The joke meme with fake clarity goes in, and polished output with the same fake clarity comes out. LLMs compress internet discourse, they don’t invent wisdom.
@Empact I agree with @Empact on this point, that building more is the way to address supply issues, and the city should do everything it can to make it easier to build more homes.
Exceptional thread from @scotus_wire analyzing the SCOTUS ruling on the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana. Note the ruling ties in cleanly with the recent SCOTUS ruling in Texas.
🧵 In today's Voting Rights Act ruling, the Supreme Court has fundamentally reshaped how courts apply Section 2 to voting maps, especially in relation to politics, making future Section 2 lawsuits extremely difficult to win.
The changes: