

Even ignoring the inequality aspect, shore line highways are the best way to fuck up a city. Worst urban planning idea ever conceived of.
I’m a climate scientist by trade. Interested in interesting things. Ecology, complexity, politics, social change, music.


Even ignoring the inequality aspect, shore line highways are the best way to fuck up a city. Worst urban planning idea ever conceived of.


This seems like UK news, not works news


Other countries selling off US bonds before maturity is like Elon selling off Tesla? How? That doesn’t make sense to me.


Sure, but there’s also no reason to make the post 3+ times in the first place


Why duplicate this thread? There’s now at least 3 copies…


OK, that makes sense. Thanks for the long explainer.
I think the AI bubble does feel a lot like the GFC. My understanding is that the amount of leveraging is much higher than pre-gfc, too. And I’m utterly unconvinced that genAI has much real underlying value across most industries (other than some niches like copywriting, and some simple coding tasks)


I don’t think that needs to happen, if you get into a hyperinflation situation, right? And Trump and co have been doing a lot to destroy the underlying productivity of the us economy over the last year.


What conditions would be needed to make it likely?


Do you assume that a collapse of the US economy is impossible?


I was expecting the AI bubble to burst and then take down the US economy, but perhaps it’s going to be the other way around…


Eh, what’s bad for capitalists is what’s good for the rest of us


What is reddit speak?


Idk, it probably has an open backdoor somewhere


Those are all great books/stories. But they are all off the mark for the AI bubble.
The book you wanna read is John Steinbeck’s The Grapes Of Wrath.


The name of the bridge is pretty funny


Presumably a massive construction near by could have contributed to destabilisation?


I don’t think that’s related to water use though, is it? Isn’t it just a weight of the city thing?
Edit: I was wrong, thanks for the corrections!
I don’t think the focus should be on the average current Linux user. Guaranteed that if Linux gained substantial market share, the fraction of tinkerers would dwindle substantially
The obvious solution is to just ban teenagers