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🚨 THE RESULTS ARE IN 🚨
After a week of voting on 32 of the worst people in the tech industry, we have a winner!
The Worst Person in Tech for 2025 is…
🚀 ELON MUSK 🎉
After a week of voting on 32 of the worst people in the tech industry, we have a winner!
The Worst Person in Tech for 2025 is…
🚀 ELON MUSK 🎉
December 20, 2025 at 12:52 AM
🚨 THE RESULTS ARE IN 🚨
After a week of voting on 32 of the worst people in the tech industry, we have a winner!
The Worst Person in Tech for 2025 is…
🚀 ELON MUSK 🎉
After a week of voting on 32 of the worst people in the tech industry, we have a winner!
The Worst Person in Tech for 2025 is…
🚀 ELON MUSK 🎉
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There's a corollary to Arthur C. Clarke's Third Law that's something like "Once you believe technology is magic, you will absolutely discount the labor that goes into using it to do anything worthwhile"
December 13, 2025 at 5:21 AM
There's a corollary to Arthur C. Clarke's Third Law that's something like "Once you believe technology is magic, you will absolutely discount the labor that goes into using it to do anything worthwhile"
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The best case implication for using "AI" tools in business is that faster access to information/insights/whatever will improve decision-making.
And I'm just like, look we've had basically instant access to all documented human knowledge for 20 years and yet I find evidence-based decisions scarce.
And I'm just like, look we've had basically instant access to all documented human knowledge for 20 years and yet I find evidence-based decisions scarce.
September 25, 2025 at 6:21 PM
The best case implication for using "AI" tools in business is that faster access to information/insights/whatever will improve decision-making.
And I'm just like, look we've had basically instant access to all documented human knowledge for 20 years and yet I find evidence-based decisions scarce.
And I'm just like, look we've had basically instant access to all documented human knowledge for 20 years and yet I find evidence-based decisions scarce.
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It's far from too late to get LLMs out of stuff.
Yeah, the internet is verging on being a superfund site right now, but good sources of information exist. Writers and artists and coders and interaction designers exist. What seems convenient in the short-term becomes tedious and unrewarding.
Yeah, the internet is verging on being a superfund site right now, but good sources of information exist. Writers and artists and coders and interaction designers exist. What seems convenient in the short-term becomes tedious and unrewarding.
August 26, 2025 at 9:55 PM
It's far from too late to get LLMs out of stuff.
Yeah, the internet is verging on being a superfund site right now, but good sources of information exist. Writers and artists and coders and interaction designers exist. What seems convenient in the short-term becomes tedious and unrewarding.
Yeah, the internet is verging on being a superfund site right now, but good sources of information exist. Writers and artists and coders and interaction designers exist. What seems convenient in the short-term becomes tedious and unrewarding.
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Design criticism remains stuck in nostalgia for the glory days of graphic design, so it never made the leap to coherent criticism of interactive digital products and services where the thing you need to critique is the underlying business model because everything follows from that.
August 26, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Design criticism remains stuck in nostalgia for the glory days of graphic design, so it never made the leap to coherent criticism of interactive digital products and services where the thing you need to critique is the underlying business model because everything follows from that.
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Your Prime Day reminder that half of Amazon warehouse workers struggle with food & housing costs.
A third have had to rely on government assistance like SNAP — which is about to get cut.
If Bezos can spend $50M on a wedding, Amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity.
A third have had to rely on government assistance like SNAP — which is about to get cut.
If Bezos can spend $50M on a wedding, Amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity.
July 8, 2025 at 4:41 PM
Your Prime Day reminder that half of Amazon warehouse workers struggle with food & housing costs.
A third have had to rely on government assistance like SNAP — which is about to get cut.
If Bezos can spend $50M on a wedding, Amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity.
A third have had to rely on government assistance like SNAP — which is about to get cut.
If Bezos can spend $50M on a wedding, Amazon can afford to treat its workers with dignity.