Rahul Dave

@rahuldave.bsky.social

Chief Scientist @ Univ.Ai. We do AI, ML, Bayes and Data. Somerville, MA. Bringing up the next generation of decision makers @Hult University! Previously ML and Bayes at Harvard. Otherwise, Cosmology, Climbing and Skiing. Liberalism is a moral choice.

@steveklabnik.com been thinking that jj is particularly suited for agentic dev as a working copy is a commit. Every interaction with the llm can be a commit, just need to run some jj command, and if it all belongs to a bug, as done with gh ot docket or whatever, we can squash later. ...

The biggest risk in this moment is something sociologists call “symbolic compliance.” That’s when an institution that is violating civil rights gives the public just enough symbolic victories that accountability efforts lose steam before there has been any meaningful change.

A family friend was telling us about what her husband shared about his experience in Broadview before he was deported back to Mexico. She's been sharing to friends and family because she's just in disbelief & horror what her husband told her. She wasn't able to talk to him until he was in Mexico.

Thank you to everyone who’s supported us. And a special thank you to Illinois elected officials — including many of my opponents — who have condemned this political prosecution by the Trump administration:

“To us, masks are associated with cowardly desperados and the despised Ku Klux Klan. In all our history we have never tolerated an armed masked secret police.” - Judge William Young, September 30, 2025

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So Flint, Michigan gave $1,500 to all pregnant people, plus $500 each month for the first year of the child’s young life. It saved Flint $6.2 million dollars a year, due to lower rates of rates of prematurity and low birth weight, with fewer corresponding admissions. The right thing, AND cheaper.

The US town that pays every pregnant woman $1,500: ‘We’re not OK with our babies being born into poverty’

Infants in Rx Kids in Flint, Michigan, saw lower rates of prematurity and other issues, saving millions in NICU visits

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Public health today is under attack, but nobody is rushing to save it Why? When public health works, NOTHING happens - bad things are prevented and nobody even knows Because the successes are not visible, people take it for granted Public health must communicate our successes We must be visible

In a functional government, this would be a five alarm fire where Congress calls in Kennedy and asks him what the fuck is going on

Liz Neeley@lizneeley.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Four more top #CDC officials have submitted their resignation in the past few hours - Debra Houry (chief medical officer), Demere Daskalakis (director of NCIRD), Daniel Jernigan (director of NCEZID) + Jen Layden (director of OPHDST) www.nbcnews.com/health/healt... It is horrifying