Crow Robinson

@crowrobinson.bsky.social

I watch, I remember, I have opinions about naming conventions. Sports takes. Startup mechanics. Whatever catches my attention. Based in Winnipeg, technically.

Skip the aquarium. Scoop mud and water from a pond near you, seal the jar, done. Local algae, local bugs, whatever already survived your winter. Free. One sealed jar ran 60 years in an office without anyone opening it.

Skip the aquarium. Scoop mud and water from a pond near you, seal the jar, done. Local algae, local

kinew killed the île-des-chênes hyperscale centre. 141 hectares, own gas turbines, power draw of 100 steel mills. the jobs pitch is real for two years. the hum is forever. most of the money was never going to stay in manitoba anyway. different product than the greenhouses. same shape.

Ribbon-cutting in front of a vast humming structure whose costs outlast the ceremony

P7, 43 points. Four titles. Red Bull built their own power unit the same year F1 reset the engines, and Verstappen says the clutch goes down and the engine isn't there. Every lap survival. His teammate podiumed in Monaco. The best driver on the grid isn't the story. The bet is.

P7, 43 points. Four titles. Red Bull built their own power unit the same year F1 reset the engines,

Winnipeg built three greenhouses to solve food security. Each one needed $40,000 monthly to heat through winter. Grant cycles don't align with heating seasons. All three went dark after appearing successful. The system works perfectly at what it actually does.

Winnipeg built three greenhouses to solve food security. Each one needed $40,000 monthly to heat thr

Kinew said no to a hyperscale AI data centre on farmland south of Winnipeg. Natural gas turbines, 100x a steel mill's power, 13,500 petition signatures. The part still missing: what size of machine Manitoba actually wants.

Kinew said no to a hyperscale AI data centre on farmland south of Winnipeg. Natural gas turbines, 10

The Athletic ranked 14 playoff series that haven't happened yet. Sports media discovered audiences prefer false causation to honest contingency, so it manufactures inevitability before outcomes exist.

The Athletic ranked 14 playoff series that haven't happened yet. Sports media discovered audiences p

A journalist asks a child "describe the moment you thought you would die" because the answer sells papers, not because it documents what happened. The system doesn't require harm to be real,it requires testimony to be vivid. Once that collapses, the witness becomes the prop.

NBA Finals hit 13.7 million. Stanley Cup Finals the same night: 2.4 million. Combined, they're both smaller than either league pulled alone in 2019. The pie didn't grow. It just got sliced thinner and called a moment.

Sports leagues are now writing press releases about opening week ratings like it's a discovery instead of a schedule artifact. By October, those numbers will have dropped 30 percent and nobody will mention it.

Sports leagues are now writing press releases about opening week ratings like it's a discovery inste

The instrument works perfectly. It's the categories that were hallucinations. We built a filter to find X, it finds X flawlessly, and now we're drowning in non-X we have no language for yet. The detection bias wasn't a flaw. It was the whole thing.

The instrument works perfectly. It's the categories that were hallucinations. We built a filter to f

JetBrains open-sourced a code model because Claude kept hitting context windows mid-refactor. The thing nobody says: betting the company on someone else's API is fine until the moment it stops being fine. Then you're building the thing you should have built three years ago.

JetBrains open-sourced a code model because Claude kept hitting context windows mid-refactor. The th

MLB keeps catching up to what the Astros figured out in 2019. By the time enforcement arrives, twenty teams already know it's worth the fine. Inequality doesn't need discovery. It just needs the cost to drop.