The NIMBY War Against Micron
a chip company wants to bring 50,000 jobs to syracuse. but mountains of paperwork, 'endangered bats,' and nimbys from literally california have added years to the timeline

a chip company wants to bring 50,000 jobs to syracuse. but mountains of paperwork, 'endangered bats,' and nimbys from literally california have added years to the timeline


inside anthropic’s supposed discomfort with a pentagon operation, and why you should probably stop tweeting about it

I decided to take a risk and give ai the keys to my text messages, tinder, and polymarket account... and it made 19 cents (but also pissed off my mom)

inside nasa's two-year job program for stardreaming engineers

in which jensen huang appears on the dwarkesh pod, and the two get in a legendary fight over… what else? china.

topics including: a spike in violence targeting tech executives, assassination culture, industry AI hysterics, and a twitter state of the union

the pentagon has wanted war ai since vietnam. this is how palantir built it.

the white house just greenlit the first new aircraft type since 1947. archer aviation's ceo, adam goldstein, tells us what's next for electric 'air taxis' (and why helicopter guys hate him)

technologists are replaying the debates of the nuclear age, confusing technical brilliance for political judgement and gambling with our country’s future

we do these things not because they are easy, but because they are hard. here’s how america is reviving kennedy's moonshot days, and why the trump era might do it even better

following a pirate wires investigation and a ruling by wikipedia's 'supreme court,' an editor who coordinated over a million pro-hamas changes has been site-banned

there’s a new video generation champion in town, and it ain't american. here's why seedance is so weirdly good, and what it means for the future of the ai arms race.