.hannah scott on two very different forms of algorithmic music-making: the instant gratification of Suno AI vs. how the active process of programming becomes the star of the algorave

shocker: voters complaining about gas prices & job losses don't like when pundits wave line charts at them to tell them they're wrong v good from @kevinbaker contra the will stancil school of political persuasion

day-in-my-life youtube videos are my guilty pleasure, but it's becoming more obvious to me that right-wing vibes benefit from existing apolitical visuals. incubating some "joe rogan of the left" content slop won't fix this. more in: ⚡ reboot ⚡ joinreboot.org/p/macrodoses-5

hey if you're still on this hellsite & work on web accessibility, I'd love to chat! I'm a researcher at McGill University recruiting for an interview study with ppl who've worked on a11y. if that's you, get more info & see if you qualify: forms.office.com/r/tqJvR57zPc &pls share!!

Anyway, come to the ⚡ reboot ⚡ screening of Mr. Beast Saying Increasingly Large Amounts of Money at @grayareaorg on March 26th in SF

Reboot takes on Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s Abundance, the book that everyone* is talking about. *center-left wonks and leftist critics

had a ton of fun with jay breaking down the abundance hype - who is it meant to appeal to and where could abundance grow? is this the platform dems need in this moment of political crisis?

stop drinking cheap wine with ezra klein and start drinking champagne with shawn fain

mood

In 2 days this interview racked up 300k+ Twitter views, a Marginal Revolution mention, and became my most viewed post on S*bst*ck. The reactions made me *more* pessimistic about Democrats’ ability to understand why we lost tech, young men, and Latino voters. Five thoughts— 1)

called it back in march in my conversation with Shohini Gupta !

all my haters become gators when I travel through the bayou of success

The Medicaid world needs Fortuna Health more than ever: because of the relentless pace of federal and state Medicaid policy changes over the last few years, Medicaid eligibility is getting way more complex. A lot of the chatter has been focused on reduced eligibility, but