If folks want to tax us on imaginary, unrealized future gains, I should be able to get a tax credit on imaginary future losses too then.

When people pretend to have "evidence" based reasoning but actually have nothing but argument from authority you have poorly designed legal frameworks. Evidence based reasoning has the pesky little problem of requiring, you know, evidence. So what's really happening here? In

This is a very good in-depth analysis of the phantom Starliner sound

A fun and funny article about one of the greatest fake crisis in tech, Y2K, by a just-out-of-college grad hired to do a fake job to solve a fake problem. "Most team members had their own Y2K doomsday clock on their desk, tracking the years, months, days, hours, minutes, seconds,

Another 8 year old coder building amazing things with AI. AI will just be another thing to this generation, like a tree or a phone, that was always there, just another tool, nothing to think about or worry about. If you tell them people were once worried about the end of the

I take it all back. We're doomed.

If the US has any hope of regaining the ability to produce high end chips, Intel is essential and too big to fail so the fact that they are in trouble is troubling. Semiconductor manufacturing is an absurdly expensive and long range business. There is a reason all the old

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I've always thought Scar Jo was one of the top people in AI, along with Kermit the Frog, Rosie the Robot, and the Backstreet Boys.

Some fun output from my AI coding session today where I have the system simulate a scruffy Linux kernel dev team! Making coding fun again! ################################## Alright, let’s gather our team of hardcore Linux kernel devs to analyze and improve this code. Meet