How refreshingly antiseptic to see the Hazlitt quote in this.
AOC came out swinging against age verification legislation and somehow the entire tech press seems to not have noticed?
Think of the accent as something that evolves. In another year he might think you're from... (checks Map) Amiens.
No. Today is the first time I have read the word Cynefin.
#InternationalWomensDay
Oh wow. Pete, thanks a lot. I was thinking of you when I reposted that Chilcot piece a few minutes back.
It is very important to keep the big picture in mind. Yes there are setbacks, and the ride is always, always bumpy and expensive. The destination can be better than today.
The UK used less coal in 2025 than in 1600 when Shakespeare was writing Hamlet, according to CarbonBrief. Meanwhile Trump is taking the US in the opposite direction.
UK emissions fell by 2.4% in 2025.
An excellent short thread on assessing a complex position in a framework. What a superb asset this short PDF is.
A pleasant thoughtful post from a British Member of Parliament. Bravo @kevinmckenna.co.uk
Could this have been the genesis of the Anthropic crisis?
Agree in many ways. In addition, cricket has logistics issues. It's a very dedicated and delicate pitch that requires expert attention even at local club level.
Plus the kit is extensive, bulky, and specialized.
Back in my day you needed a senior engineer for this sort of thing
With large cheap sodium solid state at home and in the car, this will be transformative
Incredibly illuminating to compare income and hours worked across countries and states for ***the bottom 95% of earners only***. The typical Belgian earns as much as the typical Californian but works about 24% less
via sethackerman.substack.com
I wonder if this is in part related to lifespan.
As I was made to wait 2.5 minutes to cross a road this morning, let's again do the maths simple.ghost.io/lets-do-the-...
Wild stat: the "home" county often isn't the one breathing it.
Authors estimate that within ~6 hours, ~99% of coal emissions leave the source county.
Hannah Ritchie has built a fun little tool where you can compare energy usage of various products and activities.
This is super helpful imho, because it's so hard to develop intuitions even just about the scales involved here.
hannahritchie.substack.com/p/does-that-...
This IPSO adjudication against the Telegraph is quite something
Confirms their story titled: ‘We earn £345k, but soaring private school fees mean we can’t go on five holidays’ was completely fabricated, with the family involved non-existent and stock pictures used
www.ipso.co.uk/rulings/0210...
Similarly but different in multiple ways: The Big Short.
IVIG (Intravenous Immunoglobulin) saved my son's life & kept this man's cancer in remission for 20yrs. For those unfamiliar, treatment involves transfusion of part of the blood donations of strangers--the part with the antibodies created by their immune systems--to reset recipients' immune response.
"until people see it for themselves, many will not believe"
“Are you the dinner?”
Added to my list. Thanks.
I had the same experience with gradual loss of effect from Loratadine. The switch to Fexofenadine HCL helped a lot.
Also it might be time to log when you feel "much more sensitised" by your allergens, and what they might be.
Bluesky needs polls
repost if you agree, like if you disagree
press.jhu.edu/books/title/... can sometimes be found at the National Building Museum, another DC gem
What a sky too!