Reposted by Gagan
“Don’t say you are good at Vibe Coding. Say you are a… Smooth Sloperator”
December 20, 2025 at 5:24 PM
“Don’t say you are good at Vibe Coding. Say you are a… Smooth Sloperator”
Reposted by Gagan
A lot of people are posting a really stupid and wrong diagram, so I've taken the liberty of annotating it.
September 23, 2025 at 8:03 PM
A lot of people are posting a really stupid and wrong diagram, so I've taken the liberty of annotating it.
Reposted by Gagan
the rats nest that is the flow of money in AI compute is so unbelievably complicated and circular that i had to make a diagram
September 19, 2025 at 8:56 PM
the rats nest that is the flow of money in AI compute is so unbelievably complicated and circular that i had to make a diagram
Reposted by Gagan
Reposted by Gagan
This is one of the best ideas I've heard in ages.
July 30, 2025 at 6:45 AM
This is one of the best ideas I've heard in ages.
Reposted by Gagan
🚨 How exactly *do* PE, private credit, and insurance intersect?
Took some time, but here it is:
on.ft.com/4kd077o
Took some time, but here it is:
on.ft.com/4kd077o
Inside the private equity-insurance nexus
When the world’s dullest industry gets very exciting
on.ft.com
June 27, 2025 at 6:33 AM
🚨 How exactly *do* PE, private credit, and insurance intersect?
Took some time, but here it is:
on.ft.com/4kd077o
Took some time, but here it is:
on.ft.com/4kd077o
Reposted by Gagan
🧵 Several people have raised questions about what I meant by "deservedly so" when referring to the decline of institutional trust. It's a fair question, so I want to explain that, because it sits at the heart of my work on how democracies collapse when their epistemic foundations rot.
The conditions that have led to what’s happening in the US today exist in democracies around the world.
They are an inevitable outcome of our collective failure to adapt to fundamental changes in the information ecosystem on which our democracies were originally built.
They are an inevitable outcome of our collective failure to adapt to fundamental changes in the information ecosystem on which our democracies were originally built.
June 9, 2025 at 7:39 PM
🧵 Several people have raised questions about what I meant by "deservedly so" when referring to the decline of institutional trust. It's a fair question, so I want to explain that, because it sits at the heart of my work on how democracies collapse when their epistemic foundations rot.
Reposted by Gagan
We haven’t built a healthier democratic infrastructure. We’ve built a fast-moving spectacle where truth is optional, dialogue is gamified, and power is rarely held to account. It feels participatory, but rarely changes anything that matters.
June 9, 2025 at 8:03 PM
We haven’t built a healthier democratic infrastructure. We’ve built a fast-moving spectacle where truth is optional, dialogue is gamified, and power is rarely held to account. It feels participatory, but rarely changes anything that matters.