One of the curious aspects of the AI revolution is that despite quickly being embraced by programmers of all stripes we haven't seen an exponential growth in productivity in software development. We haven't seen hundreds of new quality games, nor a new crop of must-use SaaS
This curious skeet that popped up on BlueSky without warning.... Why would a member of the ostensibly impartial press make such a public statement, especially for the departing press secretary when her administration is subpoenaing Lipton's fellow reporters from The New York Times. At this point his vitriol
I can’t claim to have read The Odyssey in full; I only read a Reader’s Digest novella in a high school English class. Still, that brief assignment left one overwhelming impression: Odysseus was a prick. He was a scoundrel and a rogue, not a hero by today’s
I wish I could offer a mea culpa but Graham Platner never appealed to me. I couldn't even watch his much ballyhooed announcement video all the way through. What I saw drove me to eye rolls. What became clear immediately was there was a loud contingent of people
On July 12th Lindsey Graham died suddenly. Graham, a Senator from Georgia, was one of the most enthusiastic of Trump's toadies. Once it became clear Trump would secure the Republican nomination in 2016, any concerns about character were shelved and replaced with a zeal to impress the alpha
Normally, athletes have it pretty easy. Whatever problem they have in life, whatever issue with the larger world, the answer is to play harder. Lost a parent? Play harder. Traded to a different club? Play harder. Your host city going through rough times? Play harder. Welcome a new child? Play
There was supposed to be a James Bond to save us at the last moment. Right before Goldfinger's scheme comes together. Right before he had the chance to steal the gold from Fort Knox. On Friday, June 12th Elon Musk became the world's first trillionaire. In
I don't know what the final outcome of the gutting of the Votings Right Act will be. The next couple election cycles could be so favorable to Democrats that it does little to stop their momentum. As Southern states rush headlong into destroying their minority districts they may