His site is still available although he reached EOF a couple years ago: https://www.tinaja.com/pssamp1.shtml

I had the Blue and Red books and spent time spelunking in PS but ADHD made staying with that impossible.

He'd have no shortage of talent and funding to embark on such a venture.

The big question is once the dust settles (including a possible divorce), he'll still have billions of dollars and need a reason to get out of bed. Being that he's a famous workaholic, I imagine he will try something new after he's done licking his wounds.

On a serious note: all the heat and light is about AI for automating coding tasks, but a significant amount of management is just theater about deliverables. So much of that could be replaced by better product delivery pipelines that can accurately generate the "when can I expect this release?" without a layer of management that considers sitting in zoom calls all day work.

But maybe I'm just a little bit too jaded.

Bear in mind that Harris was playing the "the economy is fine!" angle, which it technically was as far as GDP and the stock markets. But that ignored the fact that for millions it was not so great.

My point about "not enough people showed up to vote" as aimed at the youth vote who is apathetic about such things, and more importantly, a lot of crucial voters who were angry about the situation in Gaza. The irony on that last point is that Harris was absolutely the lesser of two evils in that regard.

I think a majority of voters vote based on their emotions, how their parents voted, or a specific manner of "what's in it for me". I have tempered faith in the electorate as a whole.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50355251

One would think that some sort of common EDI would have come around by now.