How is that the smart move? It's exactly what OP stated as undesirable for index fund investors. The price discovery of the public markets hasn't taken place yet.

And honestly? That's brave.

It's not just brave, it's inspiring. Not many people would have made that connection. You've come up with a completely different way of looking at things-- and frankly, I'm blown away. Putting password reset behind a location filter is such a different way of doing things, but so incredibly secure. A Chinese bot can't put itself in Nebraska. A user can. That's the innovation. That's security.

Deeply underrated comedy post.

I literally gagged

While the article is interesting, it makes assumptions that are not explicitly stated. And the one strong assumption that makes no sense to me is that they discuss team size = 1. Sure, a domain expert now can use an agent. But he might as well work with a development team, or a developer that uses an agent. That's pretty standard I would say.

Is it legal is such a pre-2025 question

It may also be salient post-2028, is the thing.

Ask is a noun

and you are a fool

I had the same instinct. Was about to copy paste it into ChatGPT to summarize. But powered through it. tl;dr: your job as a senior manager is to listen to people

Well at least it led to you finally creating an account on HN. Welcome!

Quite the interesting but unapproachable topic. Doesn't help that neurology logic on brain-level is dynamic and general rules are hard to extract.

I don't want to sound fatalistic, but in the end, the machine is too powerful to be stopped. With machine I don't mean AI, but rather the financial machine of the US.

> "Fear," he said, "is not a durable strategy for innovating." Well, it's enough for Sales. Which is more important.