Favorites September 14th 2022
Very cool, but to even things out here's a Japanese guy loving everything about Wisconson.
Of course, this is much less impressive on a longer timescale. We've gotta get back to using factories to build homes, factories are how we make things better and cheaper!
Paul Ghram suggests that one day we'll look in amazement at internal combustion engines in the same way.
Apparently GM is also beginning to pull back from the dealership model a bit as well. Here's a thread about why this is a positive indicator for EVs generally.
Threads
• Here's a thread of analysis about the US Forest Service's new rules for prescribed burns, it's still too much red tape.
• Great thread explaining every part of how QR Codes work. The first tweet has a good top level explanation, but there was some stuff in the details that I'd never even considered.
• A thread attempting to explain what to make of inflation expectations moving in a very different direction from actual inflation numbers.
• An energy futures trader's analysis on the medium to long term prospects for European energy.
• Short thread summarizing a recent paper on AI finding that models can pack multiple concepts into a single feature in a sort of superposition.