Husband & dad. Working in tech. Interests: ⚽️🏀⚾️🏏🎾🏃🏽♂️, languages, travel, customer experience, & good breakfast! @SyracuseU & @QUT alum. Missing London.
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Jun 9
Maybe -- but that's also what FSG sources were saying for weeks about Arne Slot, the Liverpool manager. And then FSG fired him.
If things don't improve soon, I expect Breslow will be gone as well.
Jun 9
Source: The Red Sox are not considering firing Craig Breslow.
More: bostonglobe.com/2026/06/08/s…
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Jun 4
Shouldn’t have to count the number of horizontal lines.
Why not …
* NY: “5 TOs”
* SA: “6 TOs”
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May 21
"As models commoditize yesterday's competence, the value of situated taste—context, judgment, and live problem-fit—rises."
May 21
We’ve automated every single thing we can @every with AI agents.
And yet there’s way more human work to do than ever. We’ve gone from 4 -> 30 human employees since GPT-3.
I wrote a report on the structural reasons: how AI makes expert competence cheap, why that drives up demand for experts, and why the dynamic only intensifies as we approach AGI.
After Automation: every.to/p/after-automation
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May 14
So much attention has been paid to the Musk v. Altman trial. But real accountability for the AI industry will not come from a billionaire mudfight.
It will come from the movements around the world resisting the empires of AI.
My op-ed for @guardian.
theguardian.com/technology/c…
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Mar 20
Absolutely. Two cool business ideas came to me yesterday: one in the shower and the other after a run when I wasn’t listening to music or a podcast.
Diffuse mode FTW.
Mar 19
Your best ideas don’t come when you’re working.
They show up:
• In the shower
• On walks
• Half-asleep
That’s not a flaw. It’s a clue. 👇
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Mar 20
@teddemop You still running 10 miles a day? I'm not that ambitious, but I am building up to a 10K race in a few weeks.
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Mar 18
Updated version in the feed now ✅ “Production magic!” got it done.
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Mar 11
The right move here, @RyanInNiles?
Mar 11
Syracuse is parting ways with Red Autry after three seasons, source confirmed to @TheFieldOf68.
Autry was 49-48 in three seasons since replacing Hall of Fame Jim Boeheim.
Syracuse was 15-17 this season and finished 6-12 in the ACC in a year in which there was optimism the Orange could get back into the NCAA tourney.
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Mar 10
Yep. (4am one time 🙈)
Mar 9
Show of hands if you've ever given yourself "a couple hours" to do something with AI and looked up to find it was 1am 🙋♀️
I wanted to know what makes AI so darn hard to quit, so I had Margot dig up the latest research and wrote about it for @every
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Mar 6
A tweet!
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Mar 2
The subhead nails it: "Until MLB solves blackouts once and for all, fans are well within their rights to complain about them."
40% of MLB fans say they are ‘regularly impacted by blackouts’ dlvr.it/TRFkQZ
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I love @benthompson. He is my favorite tech commentator. I listen to @stratechery every day. But his justification for the US Govt seeking to destroy Anthropic is incredibly glib and misguided.
AI :: nuclear weapons is sometimes a useful analogy but it's obviously an imperfect one and there are many disanalogies.
The notion that Anthropic is developing a power center to rival the US military – which also poses a threat to our country/the world that the US military must neutralize – is wildly out of touch with what's happening, like a 10,000 foot narrative that loses contact with reality at 1,000 feet.
It may be clever from a storytelling perspective to draw a connection between Dario's former statements about AI being like nuclear weapons and the current situation, but it's bad analysis.
Also, Anthropic is bound by and follows all laws and regulations. In no way has it not "accepted a subservient position" wrt to the US Govt. It is a private company declining (reluctantly!) to enter into a contract with the govt. That is its right.
To state the obvious, I'm super disappointed – not because I have some sort of Anthropic bias or political affinity – but because I think the case for invoking supply chain risk against Anthropic is SO OBVIOUSLY wrong and bad.
I'm not cancelling Stratechery or anything dramatic, but I hope Ben reconsiders his position.
(One of my favorite things about Stratechery is how he changes his mind. Maybe he will not actually change his mind on this – that's fine, that's his prerogative – but I hope he at least gives it deeper thought.)
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Feb 20
Looks interesting. Registered!
Feb 20
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7 Apr 2025
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113 years of Fenway Park 🔥
Is this the best ballpark in MLB to catch a game? #SundayNightBaseball
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2 Jun 2024
Good renewal of the world's oldest international cricket rivalry tonight!
"Cricket was by far the biggest sport [in the USA] in this period ... Then the Civil War started in 1861, just when it was reaching its peak of popularity. The sport became a victim of that war."
2 Jun 2024
It is one of cricket's curiosities that the oldest international rivalry is not, as many assume, England against Australia
More:
espncricinfo.com/story/the-o…
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26 Feb 2024
Beautiful football. What a win for Liverpool. What a team.
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13 Oct 2023
What a good-looking crew. Loved last week's walk.
Every Saturday, 8am, in Austin :)
13 Oct 2023
let’s walk 5 miles 5x your chances of having a life-changing convo ✨
join us: every Saturday, 8 AM, in Austin!
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12 Oct 2023
I haven't seen any of these Texas roadside oddities -- yet!
12 Oct 2023
Ever driven through Texas, seen a wacky structure on the side of the road, and asked yourself, "What in the world is THAT?"
Our state is full of novelties, and many of these landmarks have a peculiar story—and we’re on a quest to tell them all. texashighways.com/travel/roa…
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28 Sep 2023
From @MatthewDicks, on the challenge of overcoming inertia. 👇🏾
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ALT Excerpt from Matthew Dicks post: "It’s far easier to remain in a place of comfort and security than move forward into struggle, hardship, and uncertainty. Most people lead lives of quiet desperation, not because they don’t have dreams, but because the action required to make dreams come true is costly, risky, and hard."
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