Interesting Things on the Internet: April 4th 2022 Edition

• In a World on Fire, Stop Burning Things. I think it's got a North American perspective on how much difference cycling (and e-bikes) can make, but that's a minor quibble in an excellent article. "we have ninety-five per cent of the technology required to produce a hundred per cent of America’s power needs from renewable energy by 2035, while keeping the electric grid secure and reliable." Let's get to it.
• A sobering Twitter thread about how AI continues to be good at picking the wrong differentiators. Thankfully my recent questioning of Liverpool Council's use of AI is just about which roads to repair, rather than to diagnose deadly diseases.
• In the Shadow of the Star Wars Kid. Super interesting documentary about the Star Wars Kid. TIL that he wasn't even a Star Ward fan.
• Dancing With Systems. Let's dance!
• The good, the bad and the tech strategy. Wisdom from Anna Shipman.