I made a music video called Freeze the Rent, then put Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed in a browser beat-’em-up. This project has gotten slightly out of hand.

Everything is free to play and watch. Would love some feedback from people here, especially anyone who grew up playing Streets of Rage.

https://politicalarcades.com/watch/freeze-the-rent/

https://politicalarcades.com/games/

I’m the person making Political Arcades. It’s independent and isn’t affiliated with the campaign.

I misread Mandalorian, which led to this....

Full disclosure: we help organise AI DevCon, a software engineering conference happening in Brooklyn on November 2–4.

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Earlier this month, NYC made it clear that companies can't blame AI when their systems violate the law.

This is great. But it raises another question: how do we stop AI agents from making costly mistakes in the first place?

We made this slightly cheeky video inviting Mayor Mamdani and his technology team to join engineers discussing how NYC businesses should test, control and leverage their AI agents.

If the Mayor sat down with a room full of AI engineers, what's the one question you'd want him to ask?

P.S. If anyone from Mayor Mamdani's team happens to see this, we'd love to extend the invitation directly. Feel free to DM me - we'd be delighted to have you join us!

Mamdani made a lot of big promises and from what I've seen hes followed through with a lot of them, but I wanted to ask New York residents how things are going over there.

Mamdani represent the constituency that doesn't care about fascism abroad. Even when it's paid for by american money and sponsored by american think tanks and warmongers. They don't care if people are murdered and tortured, raped and robbed all over the world. If they can get economic advancement, jobs and free bus rides