langley is chaos right now since the cia is getting fired so if you see someone posting "therapists are a psyop to carry out capitalist emotional labor alienation but yall aren't ready for that conversation" this week you know they're just doing it for the love of the game

Me quote tweeting Zuck on Threads. Zuck is responding to Anil Dash's point about how Zuck claimed he wanted to cure all diseases, and now a direct result of him sucking up to Trump is the defunding of the NIH. Zuck responded to him saying: "It's always revealing when a person's response to disagreeing on something is to start making things up about you." I quote tweeted it saying: "You know what's helpful when someone is making things up about you? Fact checking."

I couldn't resist.

"Wait, so under the American system, all three branches of government and all other processes can be short-circuited by something called an 'Executive Order' that lets a president just instantly override all of it?"

Well, here's the thing about that: No

Wow maybe theres a reason Bernard Arnault is the richest person in the world

Hey Siri, what is "whataboutism"

Oui, approcher la chose en disant qu'il troll est sans incidence sur la chose.

Car dire c'est troller ou exagérer est un voile rhétorique derrière lequel se cacher au court terme. Et quand le Overton Window à bougé, on avance ce qui est un troll ou une blague à plus haineux.

From Memes to Infowars: How 75 Fascist Activists Were “Red-Pilled” - bellingcat Translations:English (UK)Русский (Россия)The vast majority of domestic terror attacks in the U.S. are carried out by white supremacist organizations. Atomwaffen, a neo-Nazi death squad with five killi...

Penser de cette manière est assez nocif. La manière que les propos haineux sont rendus digestibles est avec un voile de négation plausible.

Souvent c'est "oh il blague" ou "oh cest juste du théatre"

Voir ici: www.bellingcat.com/news/america...

Je pense pas c'était un troll? Un troll est fait pour fâcher les autres. Il à fait ce geste pour signifier l'unité avec un groupe de son audience (hint: regarde son expression faciale après)

Oh thank god anecdotes disprove data:

www.ers.usda.gov/webdocs/char...

Me: Hey can you do your dishes
My roommate The Buddha: Perhaps your problem is not my dishes but your attachment to a clean sink
Me: Alright man

Those are coincidentally not the kind of people who become doctors.

the most important survival strategy we can adopt in this new world is to pick one guy to blame for everything going wrong and really just tear his life apart. this brings me back to the subject of Jared Leto,

Jeff Lawson, founder of Twilio, is singlehandedly saving internet humor

OpenAI is clearly going down the tubes internally.

Signed, a historian.

i really thought this country would say no. instead, it shouted yes

Things are grim enough that Alito has stopped pre-drafting his opinion that the Midwest’s electoral votes have to be scrapped

Why would anyone want to live in Ohio

Geoff Hinton won the physics Nobel mainly for giving physics postdocs decent job options

Crazy thought: this service that costs $30/TB/month should have a service at least as good as my NAS, where drives cost $20/TB/forever

I thought AWS S3 had a shitty, user hostile API.

But, wow, Google Cloud Storage is so much worse. You can't even download files without downloading a command line tool

NYT playing the rubber banding role as usual

You're Soaking in It - Hussman Funds There’s a very rare set of market conditions extreme enough to deserve a ‘warning.’ As Madge said in the old Palmolive dish soap commercials, ‘you’re soaking in it.’

That's necessarily always the case - a lot of financial products will be collateralized or margined against those stocks, and the 10% drop will trigger margin calls.

Also, while people are saying the economy is doing great, the markets are overvalued:

www.hussmanfunds.com/comment/mc24...

I'm a true polyglot

I can write shitty, slow code in any language

You can find it here:

economics.mit.edu/sites/defaul...

David Autor might not be as plugged into tech as Acemoglu is, but he has great papers on the effect of all of this on workers and inequality as well.

Great episode, but you missed an opportunity to ask him about the effects of all of this on inequality, which is a thing he's a real expert on.

One of the best papers in all of econ is by his colleague David Autor called "Work of the past, Work of the future".

Search really needs to go back to non-content based signals - the original pagerank did that decently enough.

The thing is that indexing based on content has been a bad idea for a long time. With good AI text generation is just completely kills it.

Google search rannking is both the metric and the target in the Goodhart's law case for search. SEO is just the failure case.