Dylan Thuras (@dylanthuras) 's Twitter Profile
Dylan Thuras

@dylanthuras

Founder of Atlas Obscura. Father of two maniacs. Up for adventures, but with an earlier bedtime than previously...

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Nick Jackson (@nbj914) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Friends: We've updated the pitching guidelines for @AtlasObscura and Gastro Obscura, and built out extensive notes on what's worked for us, what we're interested in, and more to set freelancers up for success. It's all here: docs.google.com/document/d/148….

Friends: We've updated the pitching guidelines for @AtlasObscura and Gastro Obscura, and built out extensive notes on what's worked for us, what we're interested in, and more to set freelancers up for success. It's all here: docs.google.com/document/d/148….
Nate Silver (@natesilver538) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The lack of attention to AI progress from certain quarters will probably look foolish. *But* also politics isn't just a rounding error to AI. This progress is coming at a moment where our political institutions are very uhhh addled.

Tamay Besiroglu (@tamaybes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Calling the development of AI an "Intelligence Explosion" is kind of like calling the Industrial Revolution a "Horsepower Explosion," narrowly emphasizing how steam engines increased raw physical power. Yes, horsepower rose—but that's not primarily why growth accelerated.

Calling the development of AI an "Intelligence Explosion" is kind of like calling the Industrial Revolution a "Horsepower Explosion," narrowly emphasizing how steam engines increased raw physical power. Yes, horsepower rose—but that's not primarily why growth accelerated.
Gary Winslett 🌐🇺🇸 (@garywinslett) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The ugliest chart I’ve seen in a long time. A catastrophic failure for economic growth, affordability, grid reliability, and climate action.

Grant Tremblay (@astrogrant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I remain pretty convinced that Apollo program Hasselblad photography remains a civilizational high water mark re: vibes / accidental art. And the lesser known ones are in some ways greater.

I remain pretty convinced that Apollo program Hasselblad photography remains a civilizational high water mark re: vibes / accidental art. And the lesser known ones are in some ways greater.
распад и неуважение (@victorkvert2008) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Витимский мост. Единственная на сотни километров дорога, соединяющая два региона страны орков - Бурятию и Забайкальский край.

Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹🔻🔻🔻 (@angeloinchina) 's Twitter Profile Photo

U.S. GDP: Inflated by Finance, Not Real Production Real, tangible GDP should reflect energy used for transformation plus labor—actual goods and services produced. The graph shows electricity generation, a key driver of production. China’s soared, fueling real output, while the

U.S. GDP: Inflated by Finance, Not Real Production 

Real, tangible GDP should reflect energy used for transformation plus labor—actual goods and services produced. The graph shows electricity generation, a key driver of production. China’s soared, fueling real output, while the
A-100 gecs (@pinstripebungle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

okay I checked the r/Andor subreddit these funko pop guys are two weeks away from recreating 1950's postcolonial theory from first principles

Christopher Clarke (@econchrisclarke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is really fascinating. Forest and grassland converted to crops in 19th cent. 20th cent urbanization. But also notice some re-forestation in TX and South East. After 1920, total forested land is fairly stable. This was a lot of fun to make. Data from Hanqin Tian et al.

Pati Jinich (@patijinich) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What a pleasure it was to talk to Dylan Thuras about #PanamericanaPBS and encountering the unexpected for the Atlas Obscura podcast. siriusxm.com/player/episode…