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I think this captures some of my thoughts on the matter. Eich's opinion (which he remains free to express) just didn't align with the mission of the organization.

"Most of space is just space."

Thankfully our design meetings don't feel like this.

A liitle bit "think of the children", but I agree on the call for self-regulation. Deceptive business practices deserve a rating as much as violent content.

This might beat out the brainfuck languages.

All the money goes to manly action movies that fail the Bechdel Test, but more well-rounded movies end up being more successful. Sounds like the core problem is too few (or too overlooked) female creators.

This feels familiar.

Probably easier than updating Midway station - that place felt like it hadn't been cleaned since 1978.

Some really good points about impossible standards and de facto racism.

Hah.

I think this gets close to capturing my feelings about undoing character growth.

Encrypt all the things.

I don't know what the solution is, but when robots are consistently cheaper and better than people and even more jobs? Perhaps a guaranteed minimum income.

I'm super addicted. Great to see the full origin story.

Perfect storm of combining factors lead to landslides like Oso.

Great essay on gentrification and the trap of service work.

It's tempting to celebrate catching bad guys with new tech, but it has to be done the right way.

Beautiful.

I had no idea it was from the Aerobie guy. As usual, many attempts required for success.

I guess this is what happens when nerds start to main stream.

We killed Monarch butterflies for nothing?

Subscribed. Great thesis.

I think hes on to somerhing.

I wonder how much this invalidates. Also interesting that in some ways we're least suited to studying ourselves.

Colin's British accent is quite good.

Interesting that his past success didn't lead to success in the modern market.

Nguyen sounds like an interesting guy. I wonder if his next games will be hits.

America's Best Idea.

Interesting idea - treating surveillance and computer vulnerabilities as a public health problem is the only way to manage it.

Why did they ignore malware alerts??