pojmasta.bsky.social
Helping big orgs and scale-ups make smarter bets on products & technology with Loomery. Occasionally pick & make music 🤓🦅🧑🌾👋
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Yeh this is really disappointing, anti-science perspective too. Surely adding genetic data to what we know about specific poverty/housing/social drivers of ill health might help to disentangle complex causal chains and open up a bunch of new ways to address all sorts of things
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Is the rise of (quieter) electric vehicles gonna lead to a great cockney-expansion? Or did the bells just get quieter?
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Yeh, it's like cos-playing at properly winning for them. Bless
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I think it's OK - they've been conned into thinking winning '37th best team in europe' actually means something substantial. It's perfect for them really. Shiny pot for limited real win
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Is that true? If a counter attacking team doesn’t get many shots on goal it’s just not a good counter attacking team, and won’t get much xG, right?
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Crikey. Ok then, I’ll help you out. ‘Building thousands of homes… isn’t the solution to the housing crisis’
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This is immediately helpful as an idea and as a term, ta!
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Thanet is clearly a proto-city though - turn it into one and watch it thrive on it's own
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👹 THE PUPPET REALM 👹
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It’s BS tho innit
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Definitely game! Just starting a few at @loomery.bsky.social
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I'm asking everyone to take this opportunity to consider this, the vast gulf between what AI companies are promising—hyper-intelligent, world-changing AI—and what's happening on the ground, right now: Cruel and lazy people using the products those companies are selling to tank the economy.
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John Lewis advert kick-started it, but the most common need for these now is in shonky reality telly where they want the lyrics & familiarity of a 80s/90s hit, but maximally emotional vibe. I call it "Love Island Acoustic Slop"
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Having done a bit of work with Law firms in particular on technology, I do wonder if there is a deep instinct for the potential of automation there. Beyond the client interface-ing, there does seem to be a realisation that a lot of the work is algorithmic... algorithmic fatalism? Maybe?
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This book sketched it out pretty clearly 10 years ago too... feels like a strong candidate for a 'slowly, then all at once' effect in in the next few years IMO
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I guess all the evidence they need to publish will be via one lowly grunt loitering at a mid-west dealership until someone willing to wear a MAGA hat on camera shows up?
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Get ready for the 'Musk has been playing 3D chess all along to convince hardcore Republicans to buy Teslas' think pieces
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Update bsky.app/profile/judd...
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Wolff Olins still proudly listing this one in their 'archive' 🥲 wolffolins.com/archive
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I just want 'litter advice' but that would need the photo to be kid + mum playing with puppies rather than draughts 🤷♂️🥲
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Happy to give things a read/review here 🫡
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Big Short doesn't feel right to me as an analogy as its so clearly a case of financialisation gone wild without any fundamental innovation happening. Dot com feels closer - loads of """very smart""" investors hyping that buying pet food is gonna be fundamentally changed because .com/chatbots...
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I think fair. Maybe I'm coming down on the side of this feeling like early dot com bubble days (when, admitedly, I was 13 so could be wrong 🤷♂️): insane, but driving enough capital investment to lay the foundations and create capabilities that will enable the future