I wonder if 50 years from now we're going to look back at how we've redesigned our world around computers with the same regret that people look back at how we redesigned cities around cars. 🤔
🚨 El alcalde demócrata de la ciudad de Nueva York, el comunista Mamdani, anuncia que trabaja en acciones legales para quitarle la propiedad a los dueños de edificios y transferirla a los inquilinos o a organizaciones comunitarias.
Son literalmente las políticas de Chávez.
@dustinpwalsh They can start with those fat cats that own multiple apartment buildings, lol. As for nationalization, that's what they did with Obamacare: attribute consequences of past regulations to market failing -> add new regulations to fix it -> it fails -> see, markets can't work at all!
Labor legislation will have to change, and polygraph will have to become a key tool for every mission-critical business operation. Thus, a major use-case for AI will have to be about the control and prevention of the use of AI at work. Dialectics! 🥲
@vladcostea Do you mean the new US tariffs? Information materials are supposed to be exempt from all duties, the best I know (I run a business that ships vinyl records from 🇯🇵)
AFAIK the problem is with FedEx/DHL over-collecting despite the exemption. Have tou tried regular govt-run mail?
That feeling you get, looking at beautiful old human places, is not in your head.
That feeling you get, looking at brutal new liminal places, is not in your head.
If I could improve the conditions of everyone suffering from anxiety in New York and LA, and it requires absolutely no change to their own lives, my only question would be how much?
The answer is trillions, and worth every penny.
Dinesh is hitting the podcast circuit with a "policing our own side" spiel. Warns about trading eternal values for the cheap high of Schmittean friend-enemy battles that wreck you long-term.
Dana lambasts "cancer within the right" and "anti-intellectual" tendencies.
If only...
The people on X who post memes about Europoors refusing to use AC and spin dryers, and the people on X who think "Japan is living in 2050", are the same people.
@AGHamilton29 Historically it's how Lukashnko gets a "clean slate" from the West every time. Takes high-profile hostages, spends a few years excommunicado, then signals to the West "let's play ball". Frees prisoners, the West lifts sanctions, shakes his hands & memoryholes his torture chambers
Léon Krier 1946-2025
His diagrams were an excellent tool that helped me understand what’s wrong with our modern built environment - and what we must do to improve it.
If something made software dev 10x easier, wouldn’t outsourcing prices be in free fall?
More productivity → lower barriers → more competition → lower rates.
Mkay. If Cursor is so good, why’s my Flutter app from Bangalore still $30k, late, and crashes when I rotate the phone?
People are often willing to pay more to live in walkable, mixed-use communities
I knew this intuitively, but I wanted to understand:
1. Just how big is this premium?
2. How quickly does it set in?
So I dove into the data, & what I found blew me away
https://t.co/QfGKNEpbje
To set ”regulatory compliance” as your goal is to admit being a sellout, a doormat to the rotten system, a decay-enabler.
A punk startup strives to evade regulations, not comply with them. The “C” in CCO should instead stand for Circumvention. Same thing, but opposite direction.
“The endpoint of the UK’s current trajectory is a nuclear-armed jihadi state in the heart of the American Atlantic lake. This outcome must be prevented before it materializes."
Neurourbanism: scanning the brains of people looking at photos of cities finds easy correlation to how visited the places in the photos are in real life. Good urbanism, like beauty, is objective.
https://t.co/NSWtH2tQC9