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Andrew Price

@AndrewCPrice

I want humanity to make it.

 Los Angeles, California
Joined January 2009
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The Bay Area has come so far since the 1960s. What will the VCs discover next? Peace and love?
Paul Graham (@paulg) profile picturePaul Graham
@paulg29 Jul 2023
Is it possible for a town to have too many trees? My experience suggests not. Among towns I've seen, the more trees they had, the better it felt to be in them.
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Snark aside, the more that powerful people reconsider the value of nature, the better, of course. Let’s “solve for” trees, Paul!
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Zach’s got it right.
Zach Klein (@zachklein) profile pictureZach Klein
@zachklein2 Feb 2023
This crowd is deranged. Massive wealth accumulators who can't manage to see beauty on living breathing Earth.
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USA’s Antonee Robinson consoles Iran’s Ramin Rezaian after America’s victory. Iran’s regime has tried hard to brainwash its people against the US, but most Americans who’ve been to Iran will tell you it’s among the friendliest places they’ve ever visited.
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Introducing draw-to-image:
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@hardmaru7 Oct 2022
Love some of these ‘failure’ cases of text-to-3D. “A DSLR photo of a frog wearing sweater.”
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@ianbremmer25 Feb 2022
last words for some incredibly brave ukrainians teapawt.net/OneNationCon/status/14…
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The fence is down and the people are back on the grounds for the first time since the attack on the US Capitol by supporters of Donald Trump
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@jayrosen_nyu7 Jul 2021
I have been tracking this for years: the slow erosion of belief in what used to be newsroom objectivity. Excerpt from today's @CJR: It used to be her job to divorce herself from such emotions. That's how newsroom objectivity worked. Now she can flip it around: "let it inform me."
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@womensart128 Mar 2021
Elin Thomas, UK textile artist who uses embroidery, crochet and felt to create unique work resembling petri dishes and bacteria spores #womensart
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Bela Abolfathi@belajoon23 Mar 2021
The Standard Model officially welcomes a new member to its particle family with the discovery of the odderon. A type of “glueball”, it consists of 3 gluons - fundamental particles that bind quarks to make things like protons and neutrons. It was first theorized to exist in 1973.
Fermilab (@Fermilab) profile pictureFermilab@Fermilab22 Mar 2021
ICYMI: Physicists have discovered the odderon, a particle first predicted 50 years ago! news.fnal.gov/2021/03/totem-…
TOTEM and DØ collaborations announce odderon discovery

TOTEM and DØ collaborations announce odderon discovery

The TOTEM collaboration at the LHC and the DØ collaboration at the Tevatron collider at Fermilab have discovered an elusive state of three gluons.

news.fnal.gov
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Ok, well after ignoring countless headlines about the show, I think I have to watch it now. If the themes are half as interesting as this thread it’ll be worth it.
Mikki Kendall (@Karnythia) profile pictureMikki Kendall@Karnythia6 Mar 2021
The last episode of Wandavision is about the danger of letting grief & rage make you into a monster. It's not about slavemasters but it is about manipulation. Some of you have never engaged with comics or storytelling & it shows.
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Chip Giller@cgiller31 Jan 2021
“Companies are doing everything they can to recruit us. So when we tell them: ‘we’re not coming because you’re destroying the planet and because we don’t support the economic system you’re in,’ it scares them.” nytimes.com/2021/01/30/world…
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This great guy!
Liam Stack (@liamstack) profile pictureLiam Stack@liamstack16 Jan 2021
“If it wasn’t my job I would do it for free. It was absolutely my pleasure to crush a white nationalist insurrection,” he said. “And we’ll do it as many times as it takes.”
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Two meaningless exceptions notwithstanding, a broken clock is wrong all day long.
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Of all the songs about the importance of city planning principles that engender a sense of place, this is my favorite. youtube.com/watch?v=g4huTLnY…
I haven’t checked out this book in particular, but resources like this are a great idea in general. Lots of big journalists have not been to journalism school and besides, new challenges emerge (synthetic media, e.g.).
European Journalism Centre (@ejcnet) profile pictureEuropean Journalism Centre
@ejcnet26 Dec 2020
Recommended weekend read from our @datajournalism team: The free #Verification Handbook, supported by @craignewmark, is full of practical guidelines to debunk rumours and #misinformation. 👇 buff.ly/2Wh7EcR
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Naomi O'Leary (@NaomiOhReally) profile pictureNaomi O'Leary@NaomiOhReally14 Dec 2020
"Was it your team that poisoned Navalny please?" God tier doorstep @clarissaward
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Also, the CNN/Bellingcat investigation that made this insane clip possible is just solid work.
I'm very sympathetic to the idea that, as a culture, we should emphasize the maintenance of things of collective value that already exist and bring a little more skepticism to disruptive replacements.
Los Angeles Review of Books (@LAReviewofBooks) profile pictureLos Angeles Review of Books@LAReviewofBooks24 Nov 2020
"Better respect for maintenance would make for better, and more valuable, innovation." Alex Pang reads "The Innovation Delusion: How Our Obsession with the New Has Disrupted the Work That Matters Most" by Lee Vinsel and Andrew L. Russell. ow.ly/JKWA50CshM4

A Modest Proposal for Building the Future | Los Angeles Review of Books

Alex Pang thinks he should hate Lee Vinsel and Andrew Russell’s book “The Innovation Delusion.” Instead, he wholeheartedly agrees with their main points.

lareviewofbooks.org
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