Aceso Under Glass

The world doesn't need another op-ed on how building things is illegal in San Francisco. But it does need more specifics on exactly how that plays out (this is the same instinct that led me to interview my Dad about Bell Labs). What, specifically, does it

dynomight recently wrote an article calling for bloggers to state publicly whether and how they use AI. Here are ways I currently use AI in ways that might show up on this blog: I use AI to find papers and explain bits I don't understand (generally vocabu

Last month I made my print debut in Asterisk Magazine, with a title so good it made me rethink my entire philosophy: We're all one crisis away from taking unlicensed research peptides. Then this month I published On the origin of continents at Works in Pr

Normally neighborhood approval would take several meetings, any one of which could veto placement. And normally the people who have time to attend these meetings start hostile to tech. Extroversion win 3: with advice from a friend he was able to share his

(If it seems crazy to you that FTX executives genuinely believed they stole for the greater good and all that altruism wasn't just a PR stunt, keep in mind that they believed the world was at risk of total annihilation in 5-10 years due to artificial supe

Sam Bankman-Fried oversaw its collapse - now the crypto firm is in bankruptcy proceedings as contentious as his fraud trial

Three months ago I suggested people consider inositol for treating combined vague mood issues and vague stomach issues. I knew a few people who'd really benefited from it, and when one talked about…

The rapid collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX into bankruptcy last week has also shaken the world of philanthropy, due to the donations and influence of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried in the

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Tragically I gave up on the Plate Tectonics study before answering my most important question: