Uh. This seems like it should be a big deal and mentioned alongside any (every!) mention of this book... This is almost as bad as the "death recorded" fiasco. RE:
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Michael Hobbes (@michaelhobbes.bsky.social)
Pretty egregious error from this book: The authors say Swedish deaths fell by 2.3% during the pandemic, proving that the country's lax lockdown str...
Looks like Harry and I are going through pretty similar experiences with vibe coding stuff. Mind-blowingly amazing when it works. Sometimes frustrating when it goes wonky. [www.techdirt.com/2025/06/03/h...](
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Harry McCracken (@harrymccracken.com)
I wrote about my latest vibecoding project, which is helping me make sense of my grandmother’s vast trove of 1960s/1970s vacation slides (and whi...
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This looks pretty cool. RE:
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As I said last month, the most annoying thing about the "Abundance" book is that it really has no underlying comprehensible theory beyond "we should have more of the stuff *we* like." There is a theory of abundance that is a useful framework to apply to policies, but that book doesn't have it. RE:
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This is a really good thread about “abundance” and how we are all discoursing about dumb stuff. You don’t have to be anti-labor to be pro-tra...
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Likely unpopular opinion, but for all the people in my replies insisting that Musk "stole a ton of gov't data," I actually find that to be unlikely. Could be wrong, but I doubt it. Call it a slightly informed hunch.
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Just because Elon (and Steve Davis) are gone, doesn't mean that a Russell Vought-controlled DOGE won't still do a ton of terrible shit. RE:
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OMB Director Russell Vought shared plans with House lawmakers for a post-Elon Musk DOGE, further entrenched in agencies and funded by the agency’...
Kid (to me): Anything in the news today...? Wife (who is NOT an online person): Oh, don't get him started, he's enjoying the soap opera with his two favorite people today! Me: Wait, how do you even know what's going on? Wife: There's no way to avoid stories like this one.