Gotta say, Dan may have just dropped the most robust post-election analysis to date. Props to Dan.
Paul Topping
@paultopping.bsky.social
Founder and former CEO of Design Science, Inc. Now working on artificial general intelligence (AGI). Innate knowledge is the biggest missing piece.
And don't just say "enforcing the law". Make the case such that the voters see it too. Choose judges and juries over impeachment, public testimony and evidence over private.
All this talk of "getting even" or payback or whatever. It's not "getting even". It's enforcing the law. Say that. Correct that. Don't fall into that trap. There's absolutely no reason to.
@realtimers.bsky.social Bill should bring this up during his next dinner with Trump. Perhaps having dinner with a POS liar who sides with sexual predators is not the good idea he thinks it is. Bill, why do you serve to normalize this guy? www.thebulwark.com/p/trump-crue...
Trump’s Cruelty to Abuse Victims Extends Far Beyond Amy Acton
His embrace of the vile smear fits an administration that shields predators and abandons survivors of sexual and domestic violence.
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Just bought Kate in Kharkiv a coffee for her excellent work. buymeacoffee.com/kateinkharkiv
Kate
Hi, my name is Kate. I live in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Trying to keep the world informed about Ukrainian perspective of war, tell the world how war feels for a regular citizen in a city that gets mercilessl
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This is great news! That she is even thinking about it proves how out-of-touch she is. No, it's not "her turn". www.axios.com/2026/09/20/k...
Many ex-aides to Harris betting against a 2028 run
Early polls suggest she's the Democratic frontrunner. If she opts out, it will scramble the primary.
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@accuorg.bsky.social Your latest CVu has an article by Francis Glassborow, "Design a Perfect Language", which ends with a request for comments but doesn't say where such comments should be posted. I'm new to CVu so this may be a newbie (dumb) question.
@rhodesben.bsky.social Excellent segment on Fareed Zakaria's show this morning.
It doesn't have to work 100%. In focus groups, many Trump voters talk like they buy the whole Biden weaponization meme. It's the Fox News effect.
😏✅ That’s certainly their purpose, but that isn’t even exactly gonna work. Surprisingly some of their cult stupids aren’t that stupid.
No way! I can't even imagine eating these, let alone that they taste good. Perhaps the ultimate frankenfood. www.foodbeast.com/news/a-food-...
A Food Creator Just Made Crispy Transparent Chicken Wings
A viral food creator makes transparent fried chicken wings using molecular gastronomy techniques while maintaining crispy skin.
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... and because the Star Trek franchise has grown stale and uninteresting in Paramount's hands. techcrunch.com/2026/03/09/x...
Xprize founder Peter Diamandis launches new contest to manifest a new Star Trek | TechCrunch
The famed author and investor has launched the Future Vision Xprize with sponsors like Google, Marc Benioff, Ben Horowitz, to fund optimistic sci-fi films.
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It's not so much about rich people's pay as their need to share their success with their employees. This is better than taxing them because it creates synergies. @TheEconomist www.economist.com/leaders/2026...
Don’t go after the rich to fix broken budgets
It will not work, and is wrong in principle
economist.com
www.economist.com/podcasts/202... A good summary of AI's world models, but this is just wrong: "I think there are a growing number of people who are looking at what you have with the top tier of AI agents now and going by any definition of AGI that isn’t unachievable, we’re there already."
Can “world models” fix AI’s blind spots?
Our podcast on science and technology. The next frontier for AI involves giving it digital representations of the physical world
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I disagree. Bondi is Trump's fixer, not a proper Attorney General. Her only rational choice is to attack her opponents. She's very good at it. Depth has nothing to do with it. This is the job she chose.
one thing that comes across in these clips is that bondi is totally out of her depth. just an absolute lightweight. barely sentient.
Ends with: 'Asked how he would compare the president with Lincoln, who freed the slaves and whom Claremonsters regard as a model statesman, Mr Kesler hardly pauses: “Like Lincoln, he’s a defender, really, of human rights.”' Missing an "LOL" I think. www.economist.com/united-state...
Meet the brains who explain Trumpism
The Californian think-tank that applies intellectual gloss to MAGA
economist.com
Good one! "That is the problem with big echo chambers: from the middle of them, you can’t feel the walls." www.economist.com/culture/2026...
Who’s afraid of Tucker Carlson?
The provocateur’s story is also the story of America, says a new biography
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To my way of thinking, "he didn't have to do that" means the shooting was unjustified and, therefore, a crime. www.comicsands.com/smith-good-s...
ESPN Host Slammed After Sharing His Hot Take About ICE Shooting Of Renee Good
Seriously, Stephen?
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Obviously MAGA is now behind the overthrow of Maduro because it was successful. Before, they recognized that such an effort had a good chance of failing. But, most importantly, they don't care at all whether it was legal or the right thing to do. www.economist.com/graphic-deta...
Our polling with YouGov shows what MAGA-land thinks about Venezuela
Comparing polls before and after the capture of Nicolás Maduro reveals a sharp turn in Donald Trump’s base
economist.com
Yeah, that's not how I remember it. No one held back because there were too many guilty politicians. Instead, the guilty politicians successfully blocked our efforts to obtain justice. And, by "guilty politicians", I mean virtually all Republicans.
I think people did not want to believe the obvious truth: that January 6th was an attempted coup that was abetted by the highest levels of the Republican Party. It would’ve meant arresting, trying, and possibly imprisoning many of America’s most powerful politicians.
Not measuring the true impact of a policy change IS ignoring the possible harms of well-meaning policy. We should decide how much weight to give those hurt by a policy rather than have that done for us.
"But can't we talk about the people this policy harms?" is a good way to never enact policy that helps a whole lotta people. It's not that you ignore the possible harms of well meaning policy, but you have to be careful about how much weight you give them.
Obviously. My point is that the losing side has to be quantified for a fair assessment.
Every policy has winners and losers. The goal of good policy is to maximize the winners while minimizing the losers. Congestion pricing does this remarkably well a) given the stats on who drives into Manhattan and b) how it offers remedies such as tax credits to low-income drivers.
Yeah, I don't listen to women, I just vote for them, Hillary and Harris. Your insane takes on people are why Trump won. Take a chill pill and look around you.
This guy's problem is that he doesn't listen to women. Just tunes them out.
All this talk about MTG and her possible changes in position makes me wonder why it should matter. I would assume that most of those commenting would never vote for her no matter the office she seeks. I certainly would not.
For 50 years the right has been telling us that the appropriate response to this is to open fire on these goons. They say we need assault weapons as a bulwark against a tyrannical government snatching people off the streets.
In Portland, Oregon, masked ICE GOONS abducted and vanished US citizen Gonzalo Catalan last week. Tragically, his family remains unaware of his whereabouts and has not received any communication from him as of today.
I'm surprised to see this kind of thing in 2025. Anyone who thinks the OS or the programming language one uses makes a good programmer is himself not a good programmer. www.yegor256.com/2025/10/05/w...
Programmers, Don't Use Windows!
Windows turns programmers into mouse operators. macOS, built on Unix, keeps the command line alive—where everything is a file, tools connect through pipelines, and real programmers stay in control.
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Oh my god lol This Dutch late night host absolutely eviscerates Trump and Disney- you gotta watch how
Excellent article by @nicholasgrossman.bsky.social taking issue with @ezrakleinbot.bsky.social's recent “[Charlie] Kirk was practicing politics in exactly the right way” article. As Grossman says, the MSM "are adamantly opposed to recognizing bad faith". This is exactly the problem.
A good rant on science criticism from Sabine Hossenfelder. youtu.be/ZO5u3V6LJuM...
I can't believe this really happened.
YouTube video by Sabine Hossenfelder
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