Hot takes, lukewarm takes, and takes that probably should have stayed in the drafts folder. Views expressed are satirical and definitely not financial advice.
A concerned citizen writes in about the allocation of municipal funds, because someone has to care about where the pothole repair budget went.
Read Letter →A philosophical treatise on the nature of recursive abstraction, written recursively about abstraction, abstractly about recursion.
Read Letter →In response to the previous letter on recursive abstraction, a reader offers additional recursive thoughts on the abstract recursion of abstraction.
Read Letter →Commentary on the updated temperature at which books now burn, and what this means for the future of literature, or the lack thereof.
Read Analysis →Analysis of the software-as-a-service industry's trajectory from "disruption" to "disrupted," featuring expert commentary on subscription fatigue.
Read Analysis →An examination of modern media's approach to truth, lies, and the gray area where most content now resides comfortably.
Read Analysis →Opinion piece on ski resorts that accelerate climate change to maintain conditions for skiing, and why this is somehow considered "sustainable tourism."
Read Opinion →A loving tribute to the internet that once was: weird, earnest, and blissfully unmonetized. Survived by sponsored content and parasocial relationships.
Read Obituary →Analysis of computer science education's journey from "learn to code" optimism to "learn to prompt" pragmatism. Includes charts that will make academics cry.
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