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Elizabeth Lopatto
@lopatto.bsky.social
29 minutes ago
I found this, from Terence Tao, useful as a way of framing what mathematics is for, what AI is for, and how to evaluate knowledge: teorth.github.io/tao-web/….

teorth.github.io

So, bluesky, where is the discussion of the absolute insane things AI is doing in the realm of mathematics? It seems like we're nearly at the inflection point where the models are as good as human domain experts, and soon may well be better. Is that discourse only happening on twitter?

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Chris Geidner
@chrisgeidner.bsky.social
3 days ago
jeanine and michael are basically mocking trump here. s3.documentcloud.org/docu….
Almost immediately after work was initially completed, peeling was observed along the pool perimeter. The NPS engineer's June 11, 2026, email stated that the cause of the damage was contractor error via "overspray"; that the peeled lining would not float; and that the peeling would "not impact the strength of the liner." The engineer's report also suggests that removing the liner at the perimeter would have had no negative impact on the economic value of the liner. Moreover, the July 20, 2026, inspection by contractors confirmed that overspray and delamination had occurred, again pointing to contractor error. Finally, a recent visual inspection showed damage throughout the Reflecting Pool, even in the middle of the pool, where a vandal would not likely attempt to peel the lining. Given all of this newly discovered information, it is difficult to attribute the widespread damage to the Reflecting Pool to vandalism, let alone to establish that fact beyond a reasonable doubt. For all of these reasons, the government, in the exercise of its prosecutorial discretion, respectfully requests that the indictment be dismissed without prejudice. Respectfully submitted, JEANINE FERRIS PIRRO UNITED STATES ATTORNEY Michael P. Spence Assistant United States Attorney Chief, Superior Court Division
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Cartes
@cartes.app
3 days ago
www.actu-environnement.com/media/pdf/ne...

www.actu-environnement.com

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Ilya Somin
@ilyasomin.bsky.social
4 days ago
Updated version of my article "Immigration is Not Invasion" now available on SSRN and under submission to law reviews. Everything you ever wanted to know about meaning of "invasion" in the Constitution & Alien Enemies Act, but were afraid to ask: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/pape….

papers.ssrn.com

Immigration is Not Invasion

<div> In recent years, state governments and the second Trump Administration have increasingly advanced the argument that illegal migration and cross-border dr

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Paul Guinnessy
@paulguinnessy.bsky.social
4 days ago
Four independent research teams have reported big advances in the design of quantum devices that rely on ‘spin qubits’ to encode information. This has big implications for designing a cheaper, more robust #QuantumComputer
Underdog ‘spin qubits’ leap forward in race to a useful quantum computer

www.nature.com

Underdog ‘spin qubits’ leap forward in race to a useful quantum computer

Four independent research teams report big advances in devices built with the underestimated quantum bits, including lower error rates.

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Mike Elgan
@mikeelgan.bsky.social
5 days ago
Donald Trump's decisions and statements during the Covid pandemic led directly to the needless deaths of 188,000 Americans, so of course Trump and his allies are going after Fauci. www.bmj.com/content/372/....
Report highlights “devastating impacts” of Trump on every aspect of US health

www.bmj.com

Report highlights “devastating impacts” of Trump on every aspect of US health

US health status worsened dramatically under President Trump when compared with the other G7 countries, a major study from the Lancet Commission1 has concluded. If the US had death rates equivalent t...

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Kashmir Hill
@kashhill.bsky.social
5 days ago
More on the proliferation of A.I. books, including a study on the success of A.I.-generated genre fiction: www.nytimes.com/2026/07/2…. arxiv.org/pdf/2607.20349

Got this text a couple months. Had to investigate it. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/t...

Text message that reads: "Tou have your own biography??? How did you neglect to tell me this?" There is a link to "The Biography of Kashmir Hill"
A woman sits on a sofa holding a book with a brown cover that has the title "The Biography of Kashmir Hill."
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dame
@dame.is
6 days ago
related

Emilie Owens calls brainrot content "a decompression-driven genre of participation." They use the infinite scroll to put off having to deal with stress, like a kind of compensatory behavior. I kinda get it: the world sucks right now. I can't imagine being 15! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

journals.sagepub.com

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Kuba Suder 🇵🇱🇺🇦
@mackuba.eu
7 days ago
I think the latest generation looks actually pretty cool pdf.sites.toyota.pl/katal….

pdf.sites.toyota.pl

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Aaron Reichlin-Melnick
@reichlinmelnick.bsky.social
7 days ago
The full regulation is here. It goes into effect tomorrow, with no prior notice to the public (something which will likely be raised in any lawsuit challenging the rule). The government is requesting comments following the rule going into effect. public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2026-15190.pdf

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Mark Joseph Stern
@mjsdc.bsky.social
9 days ago
DoorDash, in damage control mode, now claims it supports D.C. home rule and denies lobbying against it. Here’s the letter their lobbyist wrote to Rep. Comer supporting his bill to ban D.C. from ever imposing or increasing a tax or fee without congressional approval. hillheat.com/files/492/DD...
Re: DoorDash Support for H.R. 9720, the "D.C. Taxing Authority Review Act" Dear Chairman Comer and members of the committee: On behalf of DoorDash, I write to express our support for H.R. 9720, the "D.C. Taxing Authority Review Act," which would require congressional approval before the District of Columbia can impose or increase a tax or fee. We believe this is a reasonable check against the hastily enacted local taxes and fees that fall hardest on small businesses and the residents who depend on them. DoorDash's marketplace in the District is built overwhelmingly on small, independent merchants: Roughly 80% of DC merchants that were active on our platform as of December 2025 had 3 or fewer storefronts on the platform. These are the businesses least able to absorb new taxes and fees or the administrative burden of complying with them, from costly point-of-sale upgrades to added compliance overhead. The District's recently passed delivery tax illustrates the risk: a tax on virtually every delivery, with proceeds designated for a myriad of projects and the District's general fund, passed without a single public hearing and, consequently, without input from the residents and small businesses it will most heavily impact. Based on our internal data, a tax like this would mean millions of dollars a year in added costs for D.C. residents and lost revenue for local merchants, and that burden grows quickly as the rate is increased, as authorized by the Budget Support Act. Research on comparable taxes bears this out: an economic analysis of Colorado's retail delivery fee found it raised takeout prices by nearly 1%; cut delivery orders by more than 400,000 a year; cost the restaurant sector over $12 million in revenue; and resulted in a loss of roughly 234 jobs across restaurant and delivery workers.
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Mark Joseph Stern
@mjsdc.bsky.social
9 days ago
DoorDash, in damage control mode, now claims it supports D.C. home rule and denies lobbying against it. Here’s the letter their lobbyist wrote to Rep. Comer supporting his bill to ban D.C. from ever imposing or increasing a tax or fee without congressional approval. hillheat.com/files/492/DD...
Re: DoorDash Support for H.R. 9720, the "D.C. Taxing Authority Review Act" Dear Chairman Comer and members of the committee: On behalf of DoorDash, I write to express our support for H.R. 9720, the "D.C. Taxing Authority Review Act," which would require congressional approval before the District of Columbia can impose or increase a tax or fee. We believe this is a reasonable check against the hastily enacted local taxes and fees that fall hardest on small businesses and the residents who depend on them. DoorDash's marketplace in the District is built overwhelmingly on small, independent merchants: Roughly 80% of DC merchants that were active on our platform as of December 2025 had 3 or fewer storefronts on the platform. These are the businesses least able to absorb new taxes and fees or the administrative burden of complying with them, from costly point-of-sale upgrades to added compliance overhead. The District's recently passed delivery tax illustrates the risk: a tax on virtually every delivery, with proceeds designated for a myriad of projects and the District's general fund, passed without a single public hearing and, consequently, without input from the residents and small businesses it will most heavily impact. Based on our internal data, a tax like this would mean millions of dollars a year in added costs for D.C. residents and lost revenue for local merchants, and that burden grows quickly as the rate is increased, as authorized by the Budget Support Act. Research on comparable taxes bears this out: an economic analysis of Colorado's retail delivery fee found it raised takeout prices by nearly 1%; cut delivery orders by more than 400,000 a year; cost the restaurant sector over $12 million in revenue; and resulted in a loss of roughly 234 jobs across restaurant and delivery workers.
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Kathy Mortensen 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦🇺🇸 💙
@kathyswords.bsky.social
9 days ago
Dov Levin identified 81 U.S. interventions in foreign national elections between 1946 & 2000, both covert and overt efforts. Found suggestive evidence that covert election interventions made democratic breakdown more likely, rather than strengthening democracy journals.sagepub.com/doi/….
A Vote for Freedom? The Effects of Partisan Electoral Interventions on Regime Type - Dov H. Levin, 2019

journals.sagepub.com

A Vote for Freedom? The Effects of Partisan Electoral Interventions on Regime Type - Dov H. Levin, 2019

What are the effects of partisan electoral interventions on the subsequent character of the regime in the targeted country? Partisan electoral interventions hav...

Two Trump administration ​officials who planned to travel to Brazil to cast doubt on the integrity of its electoral system were denied entry. Every country should deny entry to these "officials". #DemVoice1 #ProudBlue #Pinks www.reuters.com/world/americ...

www.reuters.com

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Ryan Marino, MD
@ryanmarino.bsky.social
9 days ago
Important www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
PERSPECTIVE "A clinician who cannot reason independently through a clinical problem has no internal reference against which to judge AI output." from “Crew Resource Management - Navigating Al's Automation Paradox" by R.-E.E. Abdulnour et al. The NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL of MEDICINE
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Ted Underwood
@tedunderwood.com
9 days ago
Interesting. While CNBC says neither OpenAI nor Anthropic signed the letter supporting open weight models, the version I’m seeing posted (now) does have “OpenAI” as a signatory. images.nvidia.com/pdf/Ope….
Alt text: A white slide displaying the logos of more than 30 technology and AI companies and organizations arranged in five rows. Visible logos include American Innovators Network, Andreessen Horowitz, Arcee, Arena, Black Forest Labs, Box, Cisco, Cohere, CrowdStrike, Dell Technologies, DoorDash, Emergence, Fireworks AI, GitHub, Hugging Face, IBM, The Linux Foundation, Mariana Minerals, Meta, Microsoft, Mistral, Mozilla, NVIDIA, OpenAI, Palantir, Palo Alto Networks, Perplexity, Reflection, Replit, ServiceNow, Telnyx, and Y Combinator. The slide appears to present a collection of partner, customer, sponsor, or member organizations.
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Phil Rocco
@philiprocco.bsky.social
10 days ago
A great time to read the latest issue of the journal that I edit, which features a brilliant theoretical take on “Federalism by Extortion”: academic.oup.com/publius/….
Federalism by Extortion

academic.oup.com

Federalism by Extortion

Abstract. A distinctive feature of the second Trump administration has been its use of extortion tactics to force compliance with its political agenda. In

#ELB: “Trump Administration Admits Canceling Grants to States That Did Not Vote for Him” https://electionlawblog.org/?p=157593

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rogueclassicist ~ david meadows
@rogueclassicist.bsky.social
10 days ago
What The Odyssey reveals about ancient science — from botany to psychiatry www.nature.com/articles/d41...
What The Odyssey reveals about ancient science — from botany to psychiatry

www.nature.com

What The Odyssey reveals about ancient science — from botany to psychiatry

From intelligent ships to clues about eclipses, Homer’s The Odyssey reveals how Bronze Age Greeks understood the world.

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Brooklyn Zelenka
@expede.wtf
12 days ago
📃🐝✨ Excited to share a preprint about BeeKEM, a decentralized / local-first variant of MLS's TreeKEM (group E2EE) that we designed at @inkandswitch.com. Huge thanks to our coauthors for the writeup and empirical analysis — even we were pleasantly surprised by the performance results 📊

eprint.iacr.org

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John Pfaff
@johnpfaff.bsky.social
11 days ago
Source: www.cbp.gov/sites/defaul...

www.cbp.gov

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Rob Pegoraro
@robpegoraro.com
11 days ago
I would think myself that ride-hail and taxi vehicles, with drivers who should have more experience, would be involved in fewer crashes. But these two papers suggest that's not the case. NBER, Feb. 2020: www.nber.org/system/files... CDC, April 2021: stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/95045
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Cartes
@cartes.app
11 days ago
Pas certain que ces décisions de l'UE ciblent précisément cette histoire de cartes par contre. Search : ec.europa.eu/competition/... Androiid : ec.europa.eu/competition/...

ec.europa.eu

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Elizabeth Wrigley-Field
@wrigleyfield.bsky.social
14 days ago
Empirical analysis of US doctors' experiences providing care to immigrants "Physicians experienced moral injury stemming from anti-immigrant policies starting in January 2025, which was compounded for those with immigrant identities & bc of health care systems’ varying responses to these policies."
Moral Injury Among Physicians Caring for Immigrant Patients Amid Anti-Immigrant Policies

jamanetwork.com

Moral Injury Among Physicians Caring for Immigrant Patients Amid Anti-Immigrant Policies

This qualitative study explores the perspectives of primary care physicians regarding their own well-being and the health and well-being of their immigrant patients after anti-immigrant policy changes...

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Techmeme
@techmeme.com
12 days ago
Alphabet reports Q2 revenue up 24% YoY to $119.8B, above $116.9B est., Google Cloud revenue up 82% YoY to $24.8B, and Services revenues up 15% to $94.5B (Alphabet) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink
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Ian Bogost
@ibogost.com
12 days ago
How many versions of this rhetoric must we try before grasping that it doesn't work? "You silly citizen, you are wrong to think that the university is a place for elites who do not care about you. We care about you deeply as an instrument of our own interests, which trickles down to you invisibly."
An American research crisis with real human consequences

www.science.org

An American research crisis with real human consequences

Ivy League universities have dominated recent news headlines, having become popular targets for critics of higher education. But the threats they face—cuts to federal research funding, assaults on aca...

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Dave Lee
@davelee.me
13 days ago
YouGov taking its direction from ragebait tweeting now. What a colossal waste of time and energy.

Kind of a wild thing to poll, tbh? d3nkl3psvxxpe9.cloudfront.net/documents/ec...

Economist/YouGov poll asking whether it was appropriate to cast Lupita Nyong'o in The Odyssey
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