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Reasons why robotics is hard
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Technology is over
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AI text watermarking is free and good
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What happened: OpenAI and Hugging Face
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The real energy use of agentic AI
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Exploring the mind bending simplicity of Baba Is You
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What just happened to TheNumbers.com should worry us all
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The glass famine
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How “HIV is the cause of AIDS” is true
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The scrolly chair
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A philosopher’s one-word theory to explain why the world feels so weird: uni-context
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What did banning Airbnbs in New York City accomplish?
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Your AI is not a tool
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Ramp data shows heavy AI adopters hire more
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Why they don't make novel commercial planes designs anymore
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How to buy cheap Claude tokens in China
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Blog post: 'AI stole my face and made me a digital flesh puppet' - should I publish my life's work when extractive AI is rampant all over the internet?
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How funerals keep Africa poor
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How should we think about Starship?
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Where The Wild Things Are - by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen
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What’s new in biology: June 2026
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Worldbuilding guide: airships - historical lessons
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Neomercantilism: an interview with Prof. Eric Helleiner on his book, "The Neomercantilists: A Global Intellectual History"
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The rise of build-to-rent housing
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Tokyo land is still >$85 million an acre
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Which Substacks do you subscribe to/follow?
Im dabbling in substack and starting with this one food writer.. but who else should i follow? I see a lot of people post these interesting essays from Substack - any general recs?
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The fall of the theorem economy
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The cost of safetyism - what we lost when we stopped letting kids leave the front yard
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If you let AI do your writing, I will come to your house and kill you
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Language models are weird for the same reason human cultures are weird
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Import AI 458: Reckoning with the future; and a singularity story
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Why Japanese companies do so many different things
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Why airlines are always going bankrupt
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AI is killing the cheap smartphone
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Multi-Token Prediction (MTP) with Gemma 4
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My journey to the microwave alternate timeline
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US data center land use issues are fake
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Everyone's got a proof when they explode
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Turbo-Culture
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The case of missing American mushrooms
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Why Scotland succeeded
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Nasdaq's shame - how to rig an index to appease a billionaire
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Google has a secret reference desk. Here's how to use it. (Lots of search tips)
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The first multi-behavior brain upload
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An interview with a man who restores baseball gloves
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The average US college student is illiterate
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Women's rights have a purpose. So does liberalism.
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VoxRay Games pushes major update to Voxile: "The Builder's Update"
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How far back in time can you understand English?
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