> If it glows, it's not dark.

Okay, but "Very very very very dim matter" is not very catchy.

My fortune cookie said it did, dammit, and cookies have only been wrong once!

I hope everyone spoofs his shit, waters it down, changes the lyrics with AI, etc. eKarma!

the unwillingness of most people to accept that something could possibly exist unless it somehow interacts with the electromagnetic field.

But that makes proving its existence very difficult. Maybe "exist" is a continuum. We are all Schrodinger's Cats?

"Sorry, we used the wrong buzzwords & PHBese, making shareholders nervous. Therefore, we are issuing new buzzwords & PHBese to describe our shrinkage without directly admitting we are shrinking."

This was meant for the Amazon article, not Adobe. I apologize.

"Sorry, we used the wrong buzzwords & PHBese, making shareholders nervous. Therefore, we are issuing new buzzwords & PHBese to describe our shrinkage without directly admitting we are shrinking."

Fair enough, fancy white paint.

"White paint"

Looks like they are using a paid service that serves open-source apps as a semi-unified "palette" of tools.

And something tells me FaceBook will still be profitable somehow. Maybe enough will sign up for bots to do their shopping (Amazon is researching this), and those bots will use FaceBook ads to make decisions. It would be like 90% of the commerce cycle is bots.

I thought WASM has limited access to the DOM. It's a common complaint. Perhaps necessary for security?

most startups flop because they fail to get seen, even if they have product-market fit

Couldn't a savvy investor contact the producer of otherwise good products that are not getting traction, and ask for an ownership percent if they market it for them?

By waiting until after the product is clearly flopping, the investor can get a better deal (bigger slice) since the producer no longer has many options for the product.

Cluely [is] a tool to help software engineers cheat on their job interviews, among other use cases...use Cluely to impress a woman on a date, which went viral.

I suspect the Trump Administration is using Cluely to guide policy.

a JavaScript semi-wrapper doctored to kind of behave like a statically typed language. Think of JS and C# having a love child.