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Harry Hawk
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Harry Hawk
@hhawk
Digital GTM & Optimization & Juicy Burgers. Staff: https://t.co/SFrn1TSWvT, https://t.co/givqjq49HA. Past: Madison Ave., Wall St, & Bell Labs. Extropian. Alt-His of Gen AI.
Clovis, CA Se unió Mart 2007
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@SternDrewCrypto No link exists between vaccines, including combination vaccines, and autism according to WHO reviews and large-scale studies involving millions of children; the cited McCullough Foundation report is self-published and not peer-reviewed.
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I favor regime change in Iran, but I'm deeply worried that inadequate preparation will prevent that goal from being achieved. There seem to be holes in the strategy, from the lack of coordination with the opposition, to the lapse in preparing the American people ahead of the attack.
npr.org/2026/03/11/nx-…
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An anti-voting activist said to be part of a group pushing for President Donald Trump to take control of elections via executive order reiterated his view that the scheme is “being prepared.” democracydocket.com/news-alerts/tr…
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This stuff is basically indistinguishable from nativist propaganda 100-150 years ago against the Irish, the Italians, and the Chinese. And history should remind us that there were massacres and pogroms of Chinese immigrants in the 1880s fuels by some of this rhetoric.
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Agreed. If it's tangibly visible (like surge pricing)
Chris Freiman@cafreiman
If your criticism of dynamic pricing is that customers will dislike unpredictable prices, then presumably the market will punish businesses that use it and so the alleged problem will resolve itself.
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My daily mantra - 1) I’m a proud Zionist; 2) I’ll defend the state of Israel as passionately as I’ll defend the good old USA; 3) I oppose Trump’s illegal war against Iran; and, 4) I oppose Netanyahu.
The left attacks me for 1 & 2. The right attacks me for 3 & 4. Never dull…
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Someone asked what past decade seems most similar to the current one. I said the 1930s. Great progress in technology, combined with corrupt, autocratic, populist political leaders.
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Not only does current evidence suggest the downward ballistic-arc droplet infection model is wrong, but a large portion of exhaled bioaerosols don't just drift laterally; they actually rise on the thermal plume of warm exhaled air and body heat, then fall back into the breathing zone as they cool. This is one of the factors that extends the infectious range of bioaerosols more than intuition might indicate.
Dr Evonne T Curran NursD 💙🇺🇦@EvonneTCurran
Historical nonsense model and the what is evidenced from Marr & Tang - spot the difference
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You have to give it a lot of context and constraints and voice guides
Ethan Mollick@emollick
My experience so far with LLM fiction writing is that it takes advantage of our assumption that an author is writing things for a reason, so we are charitable to a book's quirks & do mental work to assign them real meaning. But the AI doesn't have a reason, its just bad writing.
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I'm saying if they pass the save act
Tim Starr@timstarr2001
@hhawk Incorrect. Texas is already compliant, and I vote here w/ nothing but my ID, no passport.
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@DavidSKrueger How big a step is it from rhetoric like this to advocating for violence against your ideological opponents?
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That's not what the save act requires. Not a photo ID, but a passport
Elon Musk@elonmusk
We don’t live in a democracy if our elected leaders fail to implement the will of the people
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Why are birth rates collapsing across the world?
It’s not culture. It’s not biology. And it’s not that people suddenly stopped wanting kids.
It’s because the path to a stable adult life has become more expensive, more uncertain, and more delayed.
Housing costs have exploded. “Breadwinner jobs” have shrunk. Education takes longer and pays off less. And even when people delay having kids to get established, many never catch up.
Children are the longest-term investment people make. When the expected return becomes uncertain, fewer people make it.
I break down the full mechanism here from housing, to labor markets, to the “rationality trap.”
freemarketsandfirepower.substack.com/p/the-fertilit…
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It's a useless law. There's nothing it prevents but if you're going to use an ID, our driver's licenses are already federalized. That should be good enough although that would still disenfranchise folks.
Geraldo Rivera@GeraldoRivera
Photo ID should be facilitated by the government -and provided to every American citizen -free of charge -available at any government office -principally DMV’s. -free.
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Photo ID should be facilitated by the government
-and provided to every American citizen
-free of charge
-available at any government office -principally DMV’s.
-free.
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Hopefully we're looking at Mass Customization. Mining local landfills for resources eventually .
Giga factories notwithstanding, hopefully manufacturing can be massively decentralized, close to the point of use or purchase.
Luke Metro@luke_metro
The narrative for AI x manufacturing really needs to be that almost all the American jobs have already been shipped overseas so we’re replacing Chinese workers with American robots+technicians Otherwise we get … this
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“'Prediction markets have come far since I first argued for them in 1988, but they could go much further,' said economist Robin Hanson, one of the early pioneers of the markets. 'They might tell voters which candidates cut unemployment, tell firms which projects lead to profits.'”
Max Raskin@maxraskin
Prediction markets are more than gambling. They're modern letters of marque like those used by Congress to seize 🇬🇧 ships during the War of 1812 I spoke to the CFTC's @MichaelSelig and @robinhanson for this piece in @washingtonpost wapo.st/4lB9znD
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This is ... not at all how AI has developed. Instead, development has mostly followed the trajectory Hanson outlined: many small innovations across many teams, driven by content, supported by massive infrastructure and capex.
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