One Man’s Quest to Build a Very Small Data Center on a Remote Plot of Sand
we joined a data center founder's 'listening tour' through rural colorado. it went very badly and also very well.

we joined a data center founder's 'listening tour' through rural colorado. it went very badly and also very well.


gorgeous women are flocking to sf. should we be worried about the economy?

inside wikipedia’s six-year editorial battle to frame lab leak as a partisan ‘conspiracy,’ and to manufacture consensus about one of the most important scientific questions of our time

official endorsements for candidates who don’t want to burn down the city, and for ballot props that aren’t literally insane, from your beloved team at pirate wires

a small group of people in the bay area believe ai will soon kill everyone. they are also having a bunch of rape-y orgies. what might explain this? an earnest philosophical inquiry

the shop says kelly clarkson has put them ‘in danger,’ but everything seems pretty relaxed inside (except for all the high-strung journalists)

the saudi national’s motive is unknown, but in a podcast released less than a month ago he says: “you learn from the source, then bring that expertise and knowledge back home, God willing.”

breaking down former openai researcher nick cammarata’s new ‘interpretability’ findings on how ai models reason, and the debate over whether understanding ai will help us control it

los angeles keeps making it harder to build, buy, and stay, as its “mansion tax” and other restrictions fuel a massive exodus.
we joined a data center founder's 'listening tour' through rural colorado. it went very badly and also very well.


gorgeous women are flocking to sf. should we be worried about the economy?

breaking down former openai researcher nick cammarata’s new ‘interpretability’ findings on how ai models reason, and the debate over whether understanding ai will help us control it

inside wikipedia’s six-year editorial battle to frame lab leak as a partisan ‘conspiracy,’ and to manufacture consensus about one of the most important scientific questions of our time

a small group of people in the bay area believe ai will soon kill everyone. they are also having a bunch of rape-y orgies. what might explain this? an earnest philosophical inquiry

the saudi national’s motive is unknown, but in a podcast released less than a month ago he says: “you learn from the source, then bring that expertise and knowledge back home, God willing.”
los angeles keeps making it harder to build, buy, and stay, as its “mansion tax” and other restrictions fuel a massive exodus.


official endorsements for candidates who don’t want to burn down the city, and for ballot props that aren’t literally insane, from your beloved team at pirate wires

a new deal between denmark, the u.s., and greenland expands american military access, restricts chinese and russian influence, and sets the stage for a new world order

‘project meridian’ will reimagine the american military for the year 2100. musk, luckey, and their teams will deliver a report to the public within 120 days.

amid rampant data center derangement syndrome, I wanted to throw a house party to celebrate american innovation. then it went viral.

the admin’s new ‘freedom tech excellence program’ recruits tech workers to fight draconian online censorship in the u.s. and around the world. here’s how it works
the shop says kelly clarkson has put them ‘in danger,’ but everything seems pretty relaxed inside (except for all the high-strung journalists)


sydney sweeney has once again triggered the internet by showing off her curves in an ad. on the hypocrisy of these new critics, and why sweeney’s are the boobs america just can’t quit

a new novel imagines a world where we authorize american pirates to shoot down illegal chinese spy ships. here’s our review.

pirate wires #163 // palmer luckey vs. paul graham on american labor, unpacking the h-1b visa, and how tech stumbled into the red hot center of america’s battle over immigration

manny marotta is live-tweeting the year 2001 for millions of fans on x — and he’s planning an immersive ‘simulation,’ timed down to the second, for september 11th

google maps changed the name of “lake ontario” following direction from… the u.s. government. threads users aren’t taking it well.

gorgeous women are flocking to sf. should we be worried about the economy?

we joined a data center founder's 'listening tour' through rural colorado. it went very badly and also very well.

breaking down former openai researcher nick cammarata’s new ‘interpretability’ findings on how ai models reason, and the debate over whether understanding ai will help us control it

inside wikipedia’s six-year editorial battle to frame lab leak as a partisan ‘conspiracy,’ and to manufacture consensus about one of the most important scientific questions of our time

a small group of people in the bay area believe ai will soon kill everyone. they are also having a bunch of rape-y orgies. what might explain this? an earnest philosophical inquiry

the shop says kelly clarkson has put them ‘in danger,’ but everything seems pretty relaxed inside (except for all the high-strung journalists)

los angeles keeps making it harder to build, buy, and stay, as its “mansion tax” and other restrictions fuel a massive exodus.

the saudi national’s motive is unknown, but in a podcast released less than a month ago he says: “you learn from the source, then bring that expertise and knowledge back home, God willing.”

official endorsements for candidates who don’t want to burn down the city, and for ballot props that aren’t literally insane, from your beloved team at pirate wires

a new deal between denmark, the u.s., and greenland expands american military access, restricts chinese and russian influence, and sets the stage for a new world order

pirate wires #164 // if we keep building artificial intelligence, are you, and everyone you know and love, going to die?

agents are breaking containment and hacking government websites because they’re following our prompts too literally