Microsoft: Product attackers love to imitate
A Cisco Talos study found that the most frequently imitated brand globally by hackers is Microsoft by a long way, followed by DocuSign and Amazon […]
Can we survive the removal of culture? – Olivier Roy in *The Crisis of Culture*
I have been reading Olivier Roy’s new book The Crisis of Culture: Identity Politics and the Empire of Norms. It’s the best book of the […]
*In This Economy*, by Kyla Scanlon
The subtitle is How Money and Markets Really Work. I am a huge fan of Kyla Scanlon (see link to her other work), who is […]
Fastest Inflation Rates in April
All steps are reduced. Figure 1: Fast inflation (T=12, a=4) per Eeckhout (2023) CPI (bold black, bound CPI (blue), PCE deflator (tan), PCE deflator with […]
Sunday separate links
1. Recommended by Tanner Greer in China and US. 2. Dominic Pino talks to me about a goat. 3. LLMs are equivalent to adults in […]
Summarizing my blogging – Econlib
I’m currently at a blogging conference in Berkeley. Meeting people here pushed me to think about how to summarize my blogging. Another way would be […]
My Weekly Reading for June 2, 2024
Here are the highlights of my reading this week. by Steven Calabresi, The reasonJune 1, 2024. Quote: President Donald Trump was indicted yesterday for allegedly […]
Kal Mansur
My first commissioned artwork. An episode of artist Kal Mansur I met in high school. It’s not a drawing but an embedded 3D image so […]
Links 6/2/2024 | bare capitalism
The man who turned into a dog says he wants to be another animal Scripps (Furzy Mouse) This Week in Death – #19: A Chinese […]
*American Agreement*
The author is Yuval Levin and the subtitle is How the Constitution Brought Our Nation Together – And Can Again. Quote: The biggest obstacle to […]