People commonly associate “bipartisan support” with “sensible legislation,” when the reality is that it’s far less likely the legislation being proposed is within the extremely narrow lane of things that both parties are smart about than within the oceans of shared stupidity.

MMT is part of a long line of theories believed by people who are unable or unwilling to understand the fundamentals and instead base their logic on the premise that “X worked out well recently, therefore it will work without consequences forever.”

It's a nice idea to only build solutions for the more modern integration methods rather than supporting older standards, but the reality is that 'B2B is cumulative' – 'each innovation in B2B simply adds a new channel' that must be supported.

This was a ton of fun. Nikhil Krishnan did a great writeup of EDI in the healthcare world and the sort of problems we're solving.

how about 'regulation'

Excellent choice with the 911. To showcase a few that are less likely to be mentioned:

- Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic
- Lamborghini Miura
- Mercedes-Benz 300 SL
- MB 300 SLR

Fantastic list. I’d add:

- Workplace Management (Ohno)
- Timeless Way of Building (Alexander)
- Guidelines for Leader & Commander (Clarke)
- Propaganda (Bernays)
- Design of Everyday Things (Norman)
- Origin of Wealth (Beinhocker)
- Atlas Shrugged
- On Guerrilla Warfare (Mao)

Super proud to work with Zack Kanter, Jared Short, and Stedi engineers to power their multi-tenant log search with Quickwit Lambdas.

'It scales from zero cost at rest to practically infinite volume.'

❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for choosing Quickwit !

Like all observational epidemiology masquerading as scientific research, this is also explained by the inverse: “outsized shareholder returns causes companies to make acquisitions.”

'A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury.'

Do people really believe that buildings like this are selling for $3.5m?

We had confirmation via informal channels in <24 hours that it had been reproduced and was a serious issue, and we felt it was treated appropriately from start to finish (despite the outrageous framing in these derivative articles). More details in this thread from Colm MacCárthaigh.

Zack Kanter Stedi AWS Security Zac Charles 🇺🇦 did the tedious work to find the source, Olaf Conijn got the minimal reproducible case, and Pavel Tcholakov dug deep to question everything.