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Dror Poleg@drorpoleg · Oct 5, 2026
“Let them eat ChatGPT” (while the elite consume Claude)
A modern car is a smartphone on wheels, with trackers to match
“We find that both vehicles and companion apps contact numerous third-party domains, including advertisers and trackers.”
Palantir's revenue has grown sixfold since 2019 while defense primes crawl
Updated Dec 31, 2025
It's Time to Rethink Inequality
Our battle against inequality is failing because we're fighting the wrong war. We're trying to hold onto the 20th Century instead of embracing the abundance…
Goods still drive the US economy, even as factory jobs vanish
Ryan Decker of the Federal Reserve Board studied U.S. goods production by tracking how a measure of "goods GDP," built from inventory and investment, moves over the business cycle.
“In this note, I highlight several underappreciated—though not necessarily novel—facts about U.S. goods production, arguing that physical goods remain a driving force in the U.S. economy and, perhaps, have not lost as much importance as the most closely watched indicators might suggest.”
Beyond the factory gate: The continued importance of goods production →
Ryan A. Decker
2023· May 26
“Can [Nvidia] be worth five trillion in five years? I think it has a decent shot.”
2020· Jul 17
“Have you been following the evolution of AI and GPT-3?... So many things will change over the next few years!”
2023· Mar 27
“Tech skills will continue to be in high demand. But tech jobs will become less safe... When everyone can build software, many average or less creative programmers will suddenly face intense competition.”
2019
“Technological innovation might lead to dramatic growth in economic activity and corporate profits while simultaneously reducing overall demand for office space.”
2020· Mar 3
“America is in complete denial about #Covid_19... expect more bad news to come once we catch up to reality.”
2020· Jul 3
“Buildings in many traditional employment districts will have to compete more fiercely and many of them will ultimately have to be repurposed.”