This is a truly bizarre article in which Nick Clegg basically admits that his strategy was completely wrong. theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/11/…
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Converting award pricing into basically cash pricing is the same thing. It's all become just a big cashback program, and you'd get better value from a cashback credit card.
airline miles are a genius marketing trick to hide the fact that you're receiving very low cashback

monetary value of a mile is like $0.01

if you get 1 mile per $1 spent you're earning 1% cashback
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#WorthReading theatlantic.com/technology/202… Why Is Everyone Connecting Fridges to the Internet?
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I like this benchmark set.
fixed that for you
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Nvidia is losing their powerful bottleneck position, but TSMC is keeping theirs.
The Nvidia CUDA moat is gone. Anthropic sees all compute as fungible and it only took Mythos 3 days to figure out how to run itself on AMD hardware.
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Paul Brody prbrody.eth retweeted
What a day! I tested Gemini 4 Carbon on real work. 2 repos, 105 replanted bugs. Find and fix what you can.

It scores just behind Fable 5.2. The results:

- Fable 5.2 (max): 58 for $139.65
- Gemini 4 Carbon (high): 57.3 for $31.32
- Sonnet 5.5 (max): 51.3 for $154.03
- GPT-6 .03
- GPT-6.1 Sol (max): 44.3 for $5.88
- Gemini 4 Argon (high): 40.7 for $7.16

Google's own benchmarks looked super strong, but nobody could access the model. Turns out they didn't lie: +16.6 points over Argon, at less than a quarter of Fable 5.2's cost.

Nobody should be laughing at Google anymore.

(the next effort level drops soon in the thread 🧵)
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Let's hope that the Democrats' commitment to science includes following the data telling them that it's the centrists who win elections.
Leftists are scrambling to take ownership of this Democratic victory, but in fact it was the normie libs who rose up against Trump, while leftists focused their fire on Democrats
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#WorthReading ft.com/content/daee9c… Ex-OpenAI employee accused of spying pleads not guilty
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Paul Brody prbrody.eth retweeted
Last week's blue wave was powered by moderates, not progressives per @TheEconomist
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#WorthReading techmeme.com/261104/p28#a26… Waymo plans to end its exclusive robotaxi partnership with Uber in Austin and Atlanta in January 2028 and switch to its own app to improve consistency for users (Bloomberg)
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#WorthReading techmeme.com/261104/p29#a26… Qualcomm signs a multiyear SpaceX deal to supply Dragonwing hardware and network software for "tens of thousands of cell sites" for a US-wide 5G network in 2027 (Bloomberg)
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#WorthReading techmeme.com/261105/p25#a26… United Airlines is rolling out a custom native Spotify seatback app across its fleet, letting users log into their accounts, powered by Starlink's Wi-Fi (Andrew J. Hawkins/The Verge)
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Now that it's all over and things have changed, can we have @StephenAtHome back on TV please?
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Paul Brody prbrody.eth retweeted
My statement on senate passage of the motion to proceed on the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026 (S. 5653).
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Well, I think this was true 12 or 18 months ago, but the number of companies building their own custom AI chips now makes me feel otherwise. The truth is, we're still mostly dependent on TSMC, even more than Nvidia. theatlantic.com/technology/202…
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#WorthReading techmeme.com/261105/p28#a26… Autonomous drone delivery startup Zipline raised $1.5B at a $21.5B valuation, up from $7.85B after raising $600M+ in January, and plans to grow US manufacturing (Kelly Cloonan/Wall Street Journal)
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