But I do want to build a solid, healthy, safe, intelligent, and interdependent community. So I personally do reasonable request even when I don’t want to for my community, cause they do reasonable requests even when they don’t want to for me; Some I can see and some I can’t
November 14, 2026 at 12:39 AM
But I do want to build a solid, healthy, safe, intelligent, and interdependent community. So I personally do reasonable request even when I don’t want to for my community, cause they do reasonable requests even when they don’t want to for me; Some I can see and some I can’t
"The risk is that the FAA is changing four interdependent things at once..."
pdmann.substack.com
pdmann.substack.com
November 14, 2026 at 1:03 AM
"The risk is that the FAA is changing four interdependent things at once..."
pdmann.substack.com
pdmann.substack.com
and "tight coupling", which is when (sub-)systems are interdependent. According to Perrow, the combination of complexity & tight coupling are more prone to disastrous accidents: complexity means you need creative, quick solutions from people who understand system best (decentralized) while inter-
November 15, 2026 at 10:26 AM
and "tight coupling", which is when (sub-)systems are interdependent. According to Perrow, the combination of complexity & tight coupling are more prone to disastrous accidents: complexity means you need creative, quick solutions from people who understand system best (decentralized) while inter-
This by @himself.bsky.social is a pretty great intro to MJH, and addresses many of the aesthetic choices that are confusing Bookstagram and hard SF twitter www.programmablemutter.com
Programmable Mutter | Henry Farrell | Substack
Technology and politics in an interdependent world. Click to read Programmable Mutter, by Henry Farrell, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.
www.programmablemutter.com
November 12, 2026 at 1:53 PM
This by @himself.bsky.social is a pretty great intro to MJH, and addresses many of the aesthetic choices that are confusing Bookstagram and hard SF twitter www.programmablemutter.com
Rights and obligations are interdependent. That is the meaning of Freedom isn't free.
November 12, 2026 at 9:22 PM
Rights and obligations are interdependent. That is the meaning of Freedom isn't free.
two interdependent, impassive imps
November 13, 2026 at 7:41 PM
two interdependent, impassive imps
Interconnected = Interdependent
Technology has limits.
Technology has limits.
November 14, 2026 at 12:11 AM
Interconnected = Interdependent
Technology has limits.
Technology has limits.
The bridge is literally gonna be almost all data screens lol. Like, for real, all of the data in this game is being simulated at 144 ticks, and all systems are interdependent; nothing happens in isolation. #gamedev #solodevloper #3Dgaming
November 15, 2026 at 8:32 PM
The bridge is literally gonna be almost all data screens lol. Like, for real, all of the data in this game is being simulated at 144 ticks, and all systems are interdependent; nothing happens in isolation. #gamedev #solodevloper #3Dgaming
And nearly all RAM in... everything... is made by Samsung, SK Hynix, or Micron.
At the end of the day all of these companies are extremely interdependent on each other to the point where thinking of them as independent companies is kind of hair-splitting. Extremely integrated industry.
At the end of the day all of these companies are extremely interdependent on each other to the point where thinking of them as independent companies is kind of hair-splitting. Extremely integrated industry.
November 12, 2026 at 10:14 PM
And nearly all RAM in... everything... is made by Samsung, SK Hynix, or Micron.
At the end of the day all of these companies are extremely interdependent on each other to the point where thinking of them as independent companies is kind of hair-splitting. Extremely integrated industry.
At the end of the day all of these companies are extremely interdependent on each other to the point where thinking of them as independent companies is kind of hair-splitting. Extremely integrated industry.
That said, the push toward interdependent community is in my opinion forever's version of Modern WoW FOMO's forced stickiness. It's insidious really: "Find your people (so you won't leave them)."
November 14, 2026 at 5:33 PM
That said, the push toward interdependent community is in my opinion forever's version of Modern WoW FOMO's forced stickiness. It's insidious really: "Find your people (so you won't leave them)."
its called interdependent learning i just found out. it feels very strongly necessary for me. i wish i could be better at learning stuff independently instead -.-
November 10, 2026 at 2:20 PM
its called interdependent learning i just found out. it feels very strongly necessary for me. i wish i could be better at learning stuff independently instead -.-
I’m teaching myself focus on my needs so my mental & physical health are maintained. Which means instilling in my friends & family they must take time to focus on helping me with issues I can not fix alone & asking them to be attentive to me rather than neglectful. Be interdependent not codependent.
November 11, 2026 at 6:54 PM
I’m teaching myself focus on my needs so my mental & physical health are maintained. Which means instilling in my friends & family they must take time to focus on helping me with issues I can not fix alone & asking them to be attentive to me rather than neglectful. Be interdependent not codependent.
If you have been reading this you have watched my mind expand from needing to learn how to find friends who wish to put some of their focus on me, so that I can succeed in life, be healthy, & foster deep connections in reality to a broad global perspective of peace being an interdependent project.
November 11, 2026 at 8:02 PM
If you have been reading this you have watched my mind expand from needing to learn how to find friends who wish to put some of their focus on me, so that I can succeed in life, be healthy, & foster deep connections in reality to a broad global perspective of peace being an interdependent project.
It's a cascade of dependencies that quickly branched into very engine-specific stuff I didn't want to bite off yet. It's surely an indication that things are too tightly coupled -- too interdependent. But, I'm still in "Just get things working again" mode -- not refactor the whole game.
November 13, 2026 at 11:20 PM
It's a cascade of dependencies that quickly branched into very engine-specific stuff I didn't want to bite off yet. It's surely an indication that things are too tightly coupled -- too interdependent. But, I'm still in "Just get things working again" mode -- not refactor the whole game.
We are an interdependent part of Nature.
November 11, 2026 at 3:04 PM
We are an interdependent part of Nature.
Shared drivers we kept hearing about: fragile, interdependent supply chains; climate and ecological breakdown; AI pushed into military, security, media and decision-making; parochial, authoritarian governance; reckless deployment of powerful tech; institutions unable to coordinate.
November 11, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Shared drivers we kept hearing about: fragile, interdependent supply chains; climate and ecological breakdown; AI pushed into military, security, media and decision-making; parochial, authoritarian governance; reckless deployment of powerful tech; institutions unable to coordinate.
A few years back, during the last admin, I worked on the edges of this modernization program. It’s insanely complex with literally a dozen (necessarily) different contractors and interdependent subprojects for each of thousands of facilities.
Rushing it, without a master schedule, is bonkers.
Rushing it, without a master schedule, is bonkers.
November 14, 2026 at 8:40 PM
A few years back, during the last admin, I worked on the edges of this modernization program. It’s insanely complex with literally a dozen (necessarily) different contractors and interdependent subprojects for each of thousands of facilities.
Rushing it, without a master schedule, is bonkers.
Rushing it, without a master schedule, is bonkers.
Online Now: Interdependent conditions for successful human–AI delegation
Interdependent conditions for successful human–AI delegation
People increasingly rely on AI systems for consequential tasks, from clinical diagnosis to software development. The gains are real yet difficult to realize reliably. We identify four psychological and structural conditions for successful delegation: accurate human assessment of AI capabilities, calibrated AI uncertainty communication, sustained human monitoring capacity, and compatible task structure. Each condition is well-studied, yet we propose that they form an interdependent system in which each one’s effectiveness depends on the state of the others. Because these dependencies are bidirectional, we suggest that they can compound over time into virtuous cycles or cascading degradation, and that improving any single condition can fail or shift the bottleneck. These dynamics should intensify as AI moves from advisory roles to autonomous agents.
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November 14, 2026 at 1:40 PM
Online Now: Interdependent conditions for successful human–AI delegation
Shared drivers we kept hearing about: fragile, interdependent supply chains; climate and ecological breakdown; AI pushed into military, security, media and decision-making; parochial, authoritarian governance; reckless deployment of powerful tech; institutions unable to coordinate.
November 11, 2026 at 4:25 PM
Shared drivers we kept hearing about: fragile, interdependent supply chains; climate and ecological breakdown; AI pushed into military, security, media and decision-making; parochial, authoritarian governance; reckless deployment of powerful tech; institutions unable to coordinate.
Seriously I've never understood the need for parties relying on nominated #preferences.
Are voters so apathetic that they need to receive #HowToVote instructions on the day?
Do they know so little about each party?
Would love to find research on whether parties/voters are so interdependent.
Are voters so apathetic that they need to receive #HowToVote instructions on the day?
Do they know so little about each party?
Would love to find research on whether parties/voters are so interdependent.
www.theguardian.com/australia-ne... “It is frankly unforgivable that Labor would do a dodgy back-room deal to help elect a Liberal-One Nation government – and it’s something that Victorian voters will not easily forget.”
Victorian Labor’s ‘unforgivable’ preferences decision risks Liberal-One Nation government, Greens warn
Exclusive: Ellen Sandell says Labor’s decision not to back progressives in key inner-seat could hand power to rightwing coalition in close election
www.theguardian.com
November 10, 2026 at 11:50 PM
Seriously I've never understood the need for parties relying on nominated #preferences.
Are voters so apathetic that they need to receive #HowToVote instructions on the day?
Do they know so little about each party?
Would love to find research on whether parties/voters are so interdependent.
Are voters so apathetic that they need to receive #HowToVote instructions on the day?
Do they know so little about each party?
Would love to find research on whether parties/voters are so interdependent.
Who among us hasn't been victim to an affinity scam by a Chinese spy that risks creating turmoil on the verge of a key liquidity event by a key corporate partner in a concerningly interdependent market
November 9, 2026 at 3:04 AM
Who among us hasn't been victim to an affinity scam by a Chinese spy that risks creating turmoil on the verge of a key liquidity event by a key corporate partner in a concerningly interdependent market
"Don't trust the cloud" is true, but is your home PC really better? When was it last backed up? How quickly could you replace it? How secure is it really?
The real problem is that it's not 1 cloud service, it's 50 interdependent ones. One failure at Cloudflare, MS, or AWS takes 50 other sites down.
The real problem is that it's not 1 cloud service, it's 50 interdependent ones. One failure at Cloudflare, MS, or AWS takes 50 other sites down.
November 13, 2026 at 6:30 PM
"Don't trust the cloud" is true, but is your home PC really better? When was it last backed up? How quickly could you replace it? How secure is it really?
The real problem is that it's not 1 cloud service, it's 50 interdependent ones. One failure at Cloudflare, MS, or AWS takes 50 other sites down.
The real problem is that it's not 1 cloud service, it's 50 interdependent ones. One failure at Cloudflare, MS, or AWS takes 50 other sites down.
It could work at scale but never with a centralized planning authority. The production and distribution networks would have to be both interdependent and decentralized. Decentralized to prevent monopolization of the means of production, interdependent to ensure there's reason for cooperation.
November 10, 2026 at 11:17 PM
It could work at scale but never with a centralized planning authority. The production and distribution networks would have to be both interdependent and decentralized. Decentralized to prevent monopolization of the means of production, interdependent to ensure there's reason for cooperation.
We don’t have any idea what’s going on or why our massively interdependent systems don’t work. We can’t even get the the monitoring to work.
Also, we offered over 100,000 people buyouts to leave the company over the past year because AI is gonna do all the work.
Also, we offered over 100,000 people buyouts to leave the company over the past year because AI is gonna do all the work.
November 13, 2026 at 12:56 AM
We don’t have any idea what’s going on or why our massively interdependent systems don’t work. We can’t even get the the monitoring to work.
Also, we offered over 100,000 people buyouts to leave the company over the past year because AI is gonna do all the work.
Also, we offered over 100,000 people buyouts to leave the company over the past year because AI is gonna do all the work.