Don't trust a fox to count your chickens.

I collect fountain pens which have nothing to do with the data center market and the big 3 Japanese makers announced pretty substantial price hikes.

Valve often boasts that they have a very high Rev / Employee number.

At least not the rockstars I had the pleasure of working with.

Because everyone who has ever been convicted of a crime actually committed the crime.

Computers depreciate because they are obviously being supplanted by newer better models—until they become vintage and then move into collectibles.

It’s based on the doctrine of judicial discretion in the name of preserving order.

I mean, these days kids have smartphones, what's the point of a graphing calculator?

2 dinners out for a family of four would cover the cost of this calculator. If my kid's school required this for math, I wouldn't bat an eye at purchasing one.

I needed a Ti-83 for school in 1996-1998. If you couldn't afford one, the school would loan you one for the semester. Band instruments were the same way.

We're also seeing that the people up top are using this to cull the herd.

I find myself repeating the following pattern: I use an AI model to assist me with work, and after some time, I notice the quality doesn't justify the time investment. I decide to try a similar task with another provider. I try a few more tests, then decide to switch over for full time work, and it feels like it's awesome and doing a good job. A few months later, it feels like the model got worse.