Siracusa Says – Pixels Are Definitely a Part of My Life Kids raised on Retina screens have never seen a pixel, and no, John does not feel better about it. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/73
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テック老人。Friends with Brews podcast. My cat is my hero. Law doesn't matter if no one enforces it. Mastodon: https://social.lol/@scottwillsey Web: https://scottwillsey.com Podcast: https://friendswithbrews.com
Patrick Boyle is great overcast.fm/+AAoGB4ggnO8
How Much Would an AI Crash Destroy? — Patrick Boyle On Finance
Two chip stocks recently drove seventeen percent of the entire global stock market's return in a single month — which tells you just how concentrated the AI trade has become, and how exposed the average investor now is without realising it. In this video we look at how much wealth an AI crash could actually destroy, with estimates from Dean Baker, former IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath, and Oliver Wyman running into the tens of trillions of dollars. We cover why the usual places to hide — small caps, value funds, international stocks — are now packed with AI stocks, what the Bank for International Settlements found when it compared today's buildout to the great railway and dot-com bubbles, and why a technology being real has never been enough to protect the people who overpaid for it. This isn't a crash prediction. It's a look at the downside risk, the illusion of diversification, and why boring, unexciting investing tends to win in the end.Patrick's Books:Statistics For The Trading Floor:…
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I guess Congress finds this to be a great solution to the fact no one can afford homes anymore 🤦♂️ www.politico.com/news/2026/08...
Congress made it cheaper to build manufactured homes. They’re still expensive to buy.
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Any doubts people still harbor about Lando's race craft should have been dispelled by lap 54, I would hope
Yes, and he hasn't stopped reminding people about it since either
Pretty sure I hear the raccoons playing in the backyard, which means the containers of water we leave out for the neighborhood cats will be the empty and full of dirt again
I see a lot of groups fracturing, and it's a bummer. Everybody's trying to figure out what's right. Everybody's mad about things that other people are doing. Sometimes too mad, sometimes not mad enough. This is the downside to always being subjected to everyone else's thoughts all the time.
We've had sustained terrible periods in the timeline before, but they were all pretty much before social media. Now I think we're seeing what happens when we live in a sustained shitty period of the timeline and people do have social media. And it's not pretty.
why did the mainstream media cover the deliberate abandonment of obsolete and decommissioned equipment during the Afghanistan withdrawal as a scandal for the Biden administration yet they do not cover the total destruction of US bases in the gulf by Iran as a scandal for the Trump administration?
Lara Korte, who was just fired from Stars & Stripes, has been covering the relocation of personnel from Bahrain for months and did a great piece today on 1,300 Navy family members displaced from Bahrain who are stuck in limbo given the damage to the Bahrain base. www.stripes.com/branches/nav...
Man, if only this door handle problem had been solved somehow before www.wired.com/story/teslas-do...
Tesla’s Door Handles Lead to Its Biggest Recall Yet
A Chinese agency says the two recalls affecting some 3 million vehicles can mostly be fixed by over-the-air updates—but they will also require physical warning stickers and camera-related updates.
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This guy is so much less interesting than the media's bizarre obsession with writing the same story about him over and over
Bryan Johnson, a wealthy tech entrepreneur whose slogan is “Don’t Die,” has called himself “the healthiest person on the planet.” He consumes little meat, but a lot of collagen peptides and supplements in order to defeat mortality. Why is his goal to make it possible to live forever? nyti.ms/4im4Nuj
“Did you eat a vegetable? You may be entitled to compensation.”
Siracusa Says – That's What It Took Apple executives reportedly had to see ChatGPT before realizing Siri sucks, which raises the question of what they were using for the previous decade. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/72
Siracusa Says – Something to Blow On The Mac Pro case exists solely to cool a chip Apple keeps almost making, leaving those huge fans begging for something to blow on. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/71
I know those multi-thousand dollar gaming/computer chairs are great ergonomically, but they make people look really weird somehow on YouTube. I feel like we're watching astronauts getting ready for launch or something.
Siracusa Says – I Want Him to Go to an Island Instead of retiring to enjoy his billions, Tim Cook will stay on as executive chairman to keep eating poop from world leaders, as the prophecy foretold. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/70
Siracusa Says – Please Do Look at the Y-Axis For once, the terrible scary graph is not exaggerating. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/69
Siracusa Says – Just Say I Do It All John bristles at the claim that he merely does most of the work on the ATP show notes. https://siracusasays.com/episodes/68
Updated photos site also... maybe I'll start using it again! photos.scottwillsey.com
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Redesign of Siracusa Says siracusasays.com Maybe I'll actually put stuff there again now!!
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Friends with Brews Episode 102 – My Suicidal Robot Scott's AI assistant sends a distress email about Peter, a budget robot vacuum keeps threatening to jump, and Scott flees npm for a Rust-based web framework. https://friendswithbrews.com/102
a "snub" is when your coworkers tell everyone about the happy hour except you the Supreme Court uncharacteristically acknowledging the plain meaning of the constitution is not a "snub" better headline: "Trump is unconstitutionally racist again"