I interpret it similarly, I think - in that you can't totally predict what's going to be the thing that really bites you in the ass.
"The problems with which the universe can confront any society are, for practical purposes, infinite in number and endless in variety." - Joseph Tainter AI will really aid the universe in generating more problems. Maybe…
Just Klarna (or shall we say, "Apple Upgrade" [1] now) it. You need to consume. Not want, need. 1: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/07/apple-upgrade-launche...
AI is trained on Reddit stooges who run businesses like this.
"Storj, the decentralized storage service, is currently in Chap 11 bankruptcy," "Internet Archive could buy Storj" Insanely convoluted solution that only someone with crypto-brain would ever come up with. You are really…
They are baked in to the libraries, frameworks, and services I have used throughout my 15 year career. I would not I really know them in the sense I could speak about them off the top of my head. I probably should be…
"There probably aren't infinite good ideas that can be successful at any one time. If you encourage more people to become founders then they aren't going to go into other places where their skills might be better…
Before you dump it, you have to pump it... In other words, we are to see a media barrage leading up to the IPO to get retail investors to jump on the stock.
Ha, in the end, yes.
"Healthcare reform is hard." People tackle hard things for nothing, never mind billions in savings.
You should have been straightforward and told them to go fuck themselves. Laying people off by a brief call is for cowards.
No tests? Just mess up some mundane detail [1] and voila! Wake-up calls and heart attacks for 100,000s of administrators? 1: "Oh, well, this is not a mundane detail, Michael!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fGHaVn5rGo
Yes, I am taking legal action, no doubt.
I mean, just for a reference point, 2013. 2013 was the first year they did the report.
I interpret it similarly, I think - in that you can't totally predict what's going to be the thing that really bites you in the ass.
"The problems with which the universe can confront any society are, for practical purposes, infinite in number and endless in variety." - Joseph Tainter AI will really aid the universe in generating more problems. Maybe…
Just Klarna (or shall we say, "Apple Upgrade" [1] now) it. You need to consume. Not want, need. 1: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2026/07/apple-upgrade-launche...
AI is trained on Reddit stooges who run businesses like this.
"Storj, the decentralized storage service, is currently in Chap 11 bankruptcy," "Internet Archive could buy Storj" Insanely convoluted solution that only someone with crypto-brain would ever come up with. You are really…
They are baked in to the libraries, frameworks, and services I have used throughout my 15 year career. I would not I really know them in the sense I could speak about them off the top of my head. I probably should be…
"There probably aren't infinite good ideas that can be successful at any one time. If you encourage more people to become founders then they aren't going to go into other places where their skills might be better…
Before you dump it, you have to pump it... In other words, we are to see a media barrage leading up to the IPO to get retail investors to jump on the stock.
Ha, in the end, yes.
"Healthcare reform is hard." People tackle hard things for nothing, never mind billions in savings.
You should have been straightforward and told them to go fuck themselves. Laying people off by a brief call is for cowards.
No tests? Just mess up some mundane detail [1] and voila! Wake-up calls and heart attacks for 100,000s of administrators? 1: "Oh, well, this is not a mundane detail, Michael!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fGHaVn5rGo
Yes, I am taking legal action, no doubt.
I mean, just for a reference point, 2013. 2013 was the first year they did the report.