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Three Weeks of Meta Momentum, The Ultimate Muse Upside, A King Kong vs. Godzilla Aggregator War
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The response to the offer of two more pandas should have been “not until you release our wrongly detained citizens”
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Today’s Sharp Text: Half of the NFL will eventually play in their own version of SoFi Stadium, and I find it appalling
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FULL INTERVIEW: @benthompson on the future of personal agents and why consumers don't care about being productive:
01:45 – WFH culture
04:30 – How to actually use a personal assistant
07:50 – Building an AI-powered home inventory system
11:30 – The future of household robots
15:20 – How he built “GeckoBot,” his personal AI agent
21:20 – Consumer AI should eliminate annoyances, not sell productivity
26:10 – Self-driving cars
29:20 – Amazon’s AI moat
32:20 – Walmart is awesome
35:45 – Why AI shopping agents misunderstand consumers
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Breakouts, Breakdowns and Bouncebacks, The Jalen Duren Hostage Crisis, Surveying the Central Division
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This week’s episode of Sharp China mostly about Xi’s visit to DC - Andrew and Bill discuss Xi Jinping's visit to the United States and what to expect in Washington D.C. this week. First: Reactions to the meeting between Scott Bessent and He Lifeng in New York City Sunday, including outstanding questions about the "hotline" that was mooted for AI, details that remain fuzzy on the board of trade that's been "operationalized," and lingering rare earths frustration that may or may not delay an extension of the Busan truce. Then: Xi's agenda in D.C., why asymmetric pageantry is fine, the PRC business delegation that failed to materialize, questions about Taiwan, Iran and Chinese automakers, and a note on Min Zin as he remains detained in China. At the end: Protesters and counter-protesters in New York City, the September Politburo brings the official expulsion of Generals Zhang and Liu, and evidently unfounded Xi rumors make their triumphant return at the BRICS Summit in India last week.sinocism.substack.com/p/shar…
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Xi Jinping Comes to Washington; US-China Agenda, Questions and Expectations; The September Politburo Meeting
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One of the best pieces I’ve read on the current AI-doom discourse.
AI has real risks. But “the people building it are scared” is hardly evidence that every catastrophic extrapolation deserves deference.
Experts should be heard. Their assumptions, incentives, and predictions should also be scrutinized.
Worth reading: sharptext.net/2026/some-of-a…
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Today’s Sharp Text: My impressions of the AI risk conversation as someone who does not live in San Francisco, but does live in Washington DC:
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Two months from the playoffs I need a Memento-style "don't let yourself trust the Clippers" tattoo
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There’s no way all these adults actually saw and liked the Barbie movie. This and the Spiderman cartoon, movie critic false flag events.
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I’m sorry but I need proof that someone is actually asking before Mitchell Robinson can have an asking price
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How many times can the Suns try and fail to trade Deandre Ayton before someone from the league office is legally required to intervene?
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I just have to draw the line at pretending the Beal trade was *good* ... We won't get the Suns pick if they're horrible in 2028. The 2030 and 2026 picks are the only realistic shots at getting something good from the swaps (and '26 is a stretch imo)
The 2028 swap will be for the weakest pick among Phoenix's own, Brooklyn's and Philadelphia's because of the swap rights the Nets already got in the Kevin Durant trade. The 2030 swap, by contrast, could have some upside for the Wizards.
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