Jordan Krueger

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Founder & CEO at CampaignHelp, expanding ops & production capacity for progressive advocacy. 🏳️‍🌈, PGH, was @jordankrueger on X/Twitter. https://jordankrueger.com https://campaign.help https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordankrueger

Stefon character of SNL
My boyfriend has never seen a bunch of movies from the 80s & 90s that I love. He's coming over tonight and wants to watch one, but I want to give him some choices. Can you create a mobile-friendly HTML page that can be viewed on my local network with the titles below? Include movie posters, and a short and exciting teaser of each movie that doesn't spoil the story but makes them sound like fun movies. Make sure thee teasers include a very brief reason why they're "critical watching." Include Rotten Tomatoes/IMDB ratings if they are above 95% for the audience. Include anything else you think would be interesting. And also, include what streaming service they're on so I can find them easily. - [ ] Back to the Future - [ ] The Craft - [ ] Practical Magic - [ ] The Village - [ ] Jurassic Park
Instead, the most obvious solution is the most crass: simply start giving people money. If data centers are a resource for our AI future, then start paying people for that resource. If that data center up the road weren’t sold to my neighbors based on amorphous tax benefits that my local government may or may not spend appropriately, but rather were to result in a check in the mailbox every year, I suspect you could get a lot more people on board! Just to put some numbers on this, the data center up the road was expected to be 1.6 GW, which could generate around $3 billion in annual operator revenue. DeForest, the village it was to be built in, has around 11,500 people. You could pay every person in DeForest $10,000 a year for 3.8% of annual revenue grossed by the data center — I bet that proposal would have been approved, and I bet that the operator could very easily pass those costs on to the actual data center users (it also highlights how relatively pathetic QTS’s $50 million commitment was). I do get how ridiculous this sounds, but ridiculous is how we do things in America.
Bar chart comparing U.S. daily water use (billions of gallons): Mining ~4.0; household indoor leaks ~2.5; golf courses ~1.5; data centers (onsite+offsite) ~0.2; AI in data centers ~0.0. Takeaway: data centers—especially AI—use far less water than other categories.
An image of a woman that looks like Lady Liberty, holding a torch above her head in a crowd of people who are also carrying torches. The image says: "March for Democracy, February 22nd at Noon in West Hollywood Park. March to Sal Guarriello Veterans' Memorial. Democracy Action Network, Indivisible LA, 50501-socal. democracyactionnetwork.com"
The cover of the book "Pack Darlings (Part 1)" by Lola Rock.
A screenshot of an email from Venmo, showing "Verizon Administrative Settlement Administrator paid you $2.37."
Theatrical movie poster for “Angel,” showing a young actress back-to-back with herself in two outfits — one is school attire, the other is revealing. The subtitle says “high school honor student by day, Hollywood hooker by night.”
An AI-generated, illustrated image of an oil derrick on a rocky outcrop above Yosemite Valley in lush green summer growth.
A draft webpage by ClaudeAI that says "Machines of Loving Grace" at the top and then has four sections for each section of the essay in collapsible boxes below.
PROMPT: Good morning! I would like to set up a simple but beautiful website that's intended to take all the predictions from Dario Amodei's "Machines of Loving Grace" essay – about the future of Artificial Intelligence – and make a sort of "progress tracker" on each of them. I would like for this website to have a hero section that explains the project, and then below that have an outline of the sections with subsections & predictions where each is summarized concisely and then there's a progress tracker for each of them. Can I provide you the text of this essay and have you help me build this website? ANSWER: I'd be happy to help you create a website to track predictions from Dario Amodei's essay. However, I want to note that since you haven't provided the essay text yet, I can't make specific references to its content. This is actually a good approach from a copyright perspective - once you share the text with me, I can help create summaries and tracking elements while being careful about copyright considerations. For now, I can help you start designing the structure and layout of the website. Would you like me to create a React component for a prediction-tracking website that includes: A hero section with: Title Brief project description Visual element A prediction tracker section with: Categorized sections Progress indicators Summary cards for each prediction Status updates I can create this as a template that we can later populate with the specific predictions from the essay once you share it. Would you like me to proceed with creating this structure? Also, would you prefer: A single-page design, or multiple pages? Any specific color scheme or visual style? Any particular type of progress tracking visualization (e.g., progress bars, checkmarks, or something more detailed)?