Exodus: The Largest Wealth Flight in California History
I spoke with 21 billionaires about california’s unprecedented asset seizure ballot proposition. here: their plans to leave, their efforts to fight back, and the future of tech in california

I spoke with 21 billionaires about california’s unprecedented asset seizure ballot proposition. here: their plans to leave, their efforts to fight back, and the future of tech in california


tipping culture has gone insane, and the ipads now ask for more money almost everywhere. how the hell did we get here and when will it stop?

the u.s. department of energy will invest $2.7b in america’s ability to finally create its own nuclear fuel, a feat we haven’t been able to pull off since the 80s

we talked to substack's former vp of comms, the ceo of anti-pr pr firm rostra, about why she raised a $40m vc fund to invest in founders who aren't boring

in january 2025 the whole world changed — a look back at all the bangers, as pirate wires covered the intersection of politics, technology, and culture

pirate wires #152 // a lot of you’ve been asking how to spend your money, and I have a few ideas

tech companies give the government, historically dumb and slow, cutting-edge tools to enforce the law of the land. don't like it? change the law, don't blame the toolmakers.

one guy is single-handedly correcting the ai water doomerism with a calculator and a chatbot

on kitkat, the beloved sf feline who was run over by an autonomous vehicle, and jackie fielder, the pandering sf politician who now wants to ban the vehicles altogether

research shows most large language models, when prompted with thousands of moral dilemmas, would save the lives of palestinians over israelis, zionists, and ultra-orthodox jews

a 1967 treaty bans ownership and resource extraction in outer space, preventing colonization and development. we must end it to secure humanity's survival.

after threatening american tech companies for years, the eu finally hits 𝕏 with its first major penalty under the digital services act