honestly at this point I think Trump and Epstein were fucking

truly a wild use of AI

“A smarter approach is for governments to hire people with the skills to master critical technology systems. @GovWesMoore of Maryland has replaced some contractors with staff members to oversee the state’s public benefits system, saving millions and building a more user-friendly system at the same time.” @iamwesmoore

“To transform the operations of the public sector, leaders will need both courage and creativity. Government unions and contractors alike will be uncomfortable. The question is whether to prioritize the needs of the existing system or the needs of the public it is supposed to serve.” @pahlkadot

I’m looking to talk to developers who have tried building condos in California in the past 20 years. Including developers who have gotten them built, and developers who have given up because it was too expensive, time consuming, risky, etc

@DannySauter Supervisor @scsherrill points out that local tenant protections can still be added locally. We must build housing AND protect tenants. The Supervisor also calls out how other cities must be building housing regionally, which SB 79 promotes.

@DannySauter "Fighting new housing does not make our city more affordable." - @DannySauter

I’ve finally made it, guys

the water useage numbers for AI are overrated, but the electricity demand numbers are if anything, underrated

Britain is subsidising the no-hope lawsuits NIMBYs use to delay housebuilding and infrastructure. In this clip, Kent’s CPRE admit they probably wouldn’t have brought a lawsuit to stop a 160 home development if it wasn’t for the Aarhus Cost Caps.