Peter Tanham
@petertanham.bsky.social
Working at the intersection of tech and public policy. Data nerd. Social Democrat. Irish
The IDE is very clearly a key part of how the app has positioned itself as the "orchestration layer", but it also does this by creating, reading and updating core "strategic documentation" that describe the app under development in words.
July 8, 2025 at 6:16 PM
The IDE is very clearly a key part of how the app has positioned itself as the "orchestration layer", but it also does this by creating, reading and updating core "strategic documentation" that describe the app under development in words.
Personally I wouldn’t stop until the Fed has a septuple mandate
May 9, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Personally I wouldn’t stop until the Fed has a septuple mandate
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6/ There is it. Inter-Con contractor told USIP head of security that "DOGE threatened to cancel every federal contract Inter-Con held" if they didn't assist the break in.
March 19, 2025 at 6:02 PM
6/ There is it. Inter-Con contractor told USIP head of security that "DOGE threatened to cancel every federal contract Inter-Con held" if they didn't assist the break in.
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It's just enormously important to understand that the goal of this tariff policy isn't to raise money or to increase manufacturing in the United States. The goal is to make some of the nation's largest companies subject to Trump's personal discretion and dependent on his favor.
March 6, 2025 at 3:45 AM
It's just enormously important to understand that the goal of this tariff policy isn't to raise money or to increase manufacturing in the United States. The goal is to make some of the nation's largest companies subject to Trump's personal discretion and dependent on his favor.
Not sure if this saying is common in the US, but here in Ireland we refer to the rich neighbourhoods as “leafy suburbs” for exactly this reason.
March 3, 2025 at 1:45 AM
Not sure if this saying is common in the US, but here in Ireland we refer to the rich neighbourhoods as “leafy suburbs” for exactly this reason.
I like to think of money as an IOU from society. Your savings entitle you to buy a tiny fraction of what society produces each day.
You can choose to cash it in tomorrow, or in 30 years time.
But the amount society produces overall has to do with population size & technology, not money.
You can choose to cash it in tomorrow, or in 30 years time.
But the amount society produces overall has to do with population size & technology, not money.
March 2, 2025 at 12:03 PM
I like to think of money as an IOU from society. Your savings entitle you to buy a tiny fraction of what society produces each day.
You can choose to cash it in tomorrow, or in 30 years time.
But the amount society produces overall has to do with population size & technology, not money.
You can choose to cash it in tomorrow, or in 30 years time.
But the amount society produces overall has to do with population size & technology, not money.
People can save money but societies can’t
March 1, 2025 at 6:58 PM
People can save money but societies can’t