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Chris Wright's views were also completely out of touch with Colorado's values, yet you voted to confirm him. In your head, I am sure you think you are showing a spine, but in reality, you continue to show your lack of authenticity.
December 16, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Chris Wright's views were also completely out of touch with Colorado's values, yet you voted to confirm him. In your head, I am sure you think you are showing a spine, but in reality, you continue to show your lack of authenticity.
Sigh. Dems should counter with a bill that imprisons every telco exec that continues to allow scam calls and texts to hit my phone. Instant 99% approval ratings for the party.
December 12, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Sigh. Dems should counter with a bill that imprisons every telco exec that continues to allow scam calls and texts to hit my phone. Instant 99% approval ratings for the party.
I don't think there has ever been a better use case for 'laboratories of democracy' than AI regulation.
December 12, 2025 at 3:13 PM
I don't think there has ever been a better use case for 'laboratories of democracy' than AI regulation.
The big money sponsors have been moving their money to early season neutral site games for a while now. This isn't all that interesting of a take. It's a trend that absolutely will continue, but it isn't new.
December 11, 2025 at 4:46 PM
The big money sponsors have been moving their money to early season neutral site games for a while now. This isn't all that interesting of a take. It's a trend that absolutely will continue, but it isn't new.
I absolutely think new types of businesses will be invented. But those business will use AI as a foundation for the execution of tasks, not humans. This is where this technology jump differs from technology jumps in the past.
December 11, 2025 at 4:45 AM
I absolutely think new types of businesses will be invented. But those business will use AI as a foundation for the execution of tasks, not humans. This is where this technology jump differs from technology jumps in the past.
Disappointing. Dems get 6, maybe 7 districts next year on merit (or GOP lack of merit) alone, with the right candidates. All this gerrymandering revenge does is give the Dem party the ability to run lame do-nothings in congressional races. We already have 2 lame do-nothing Senators.
December 11, 2025 at 4:24 AM
Disappointing. Dems get 6, maybe 7 districts next year on merit (or GOP lack of merit) alone, with the right candidates. All this gerrymandering revenge does is give the Dem party the ability to run lame do-nothings in congressional races. We already have 2 lame do-nothing Senators.
The unfortunate reality is that humanity is forced to solve the challenges that the rich and harebrained come up with, instead of the challenges that need solving. We will have data centers in space come hell or high water for this reason and this reason alone.
December 11, 2025 at 1:34 AM
The unfortunate reality is that humanity is forced to solve the challenges that the rich and harebrained come up with, instead of the challenges that need solving. We will have data centers in space come hell or high water for this reason and this reason alone.
Me. I used to ask people to build and test the reports I wanted. More often than not, these were never what I wanted the first time. Now I have AI write me a bunch of code to build the reports, and the back and forth is minutes/hours instead of days/weeks.
December 11, 2025 at 12:46 AM
Me. I used to ask people to build and test the reports I wanted. More often than not, these were never what I wanted the first time. Now I have AI write me a bunch of code to build the reports, and the back and forth is minutes/hours instead of days/weeks.
And manage those 'more things' as well. I think the tech RIFs we saw in the past year, and the lack of hiring new college grads speak to how companies don't really know how to manage all of the efficiency potential there is. But it is very much there.
December 11, 2025 at 12:26 AM
And manage those 'more things' as well. I think the tech RIFs we saw in the past year, and the lack of hiring new college grads speak to how companies don't really know how to manage all of the efficiency potential there is. But it is very much there.
The obvious response to this is that there will be more teams doing more things - but the gap is an entrepreneurship gap - there aren't enough people with an entrepreneurship mindset to identify all the 'more things' to be done.
December 11, 2025 at 12:16 AM
The obvious response to this is that there will be more teams doing more things - but the gap is an entrepreneurship gap - there aren't enough people with an entrepreneurship mindset to identify all the 'more things' to be done.
I'm pro-AI because I get more done with it. But it's bad for employment. Task optimization (pre-AI) still required human expertise and large teams to get things done. With AI, I don't need the 'experts' I used to in many cases, which reduces the size of teams, which reduces employment.
December 11, 2025 at 12:11 AM
I'm pro-AI because I get more done with it. But it's bad for employment. Task optimization (pre-AI) still required human expertise and large teams to get things done. With AI, I don't need the 'experts' I used to in many cases, which reduces the size of teams, which reduces employment.
I wish her well. Hickenlooper did good things for the city and state as Mayor and Governor, but he is disinterested and ineffective as a US Senator.
December 8, 2025 at 4:27 PM
I wish her well. Hickenlooper did good things for the city and state as Mayor and Governor, but he is disinterested and ineffective as a US Senator.
The TV pundits have removed all joy from college football. Which is amazing, as this dude literally goes by the most humorous name a TV pundit could claim. I will still attend games, but I'm done with college football on TV. The writers at The Athletic are also sucking the life out of the sport.
December 8, 2025 at 4:16 PM
The TV pundits have removed all joy from college football. Which is amazing, as this dude literally goes by the most humorous name a TV pundit could claim. I will still attend games, but I'm done with college football on TV. The writers at The Athletic are also sucking the life out of the sport.
Office Space 2. Not because I'm lazy.
November 25, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Office Space 2. Not because I'm lazy.
Can't speak to signage rules at DIA, but I can attest that Novo Coffee is a local chain and has this exact sign at the location nearest me. And, nothing at DIA ever works as intended, so whatever signage rules are in existence probably work as well as the trains, HVAC, moving walkways, etc. Rarely.
November 25, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Can't speak to signage rules at DIA, but I can attest that Novo Coffee is a local chain and has this exact sign at the location nearest me. And, nothing at DIA ever works as intended, so whatever signage rules are in existence probably work as well as the trains, HVAC, moving walkways, etc. Rarely.
Clever bumper sticker. I think people forget that Bennet isn't up for re-election in the Senate next year, so we're stuck with him either way. 'Bennet for Retirement' isn't as catchy.
November 25, 2025 at 4:13 PM
Clever bumper sticker. I think people forget that Bennet isn't up for re-election in the Senate next year, so we're stuck with him either way. 'Bennet for Retirement' isn't as catchy.
The real issue is that either gpus are going to be sitting in warehouses, or humans will be standing in unemployment lines at record levels. It is an either or scenario, both of which are bad.
November 24, 2025 at 6:36 PM
The real issue is that either gpus are going to be sitting in warehouses, or humans will be standing in unemployment lines at record levels. It is an either or scenario, both of which are bad.
Is this a case of where journalists want to avoid being the story and instead let the story tell itself? I'm sure there is a fine line between that and defending oneself or a colleague. What I'm most disappointed by is the CEO of Bloomberg. More than a spokesperson comment was called for here.
November 21, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Is this a case of where journalists want to avoid being the story and instead let the story tell itself? I'm sure there is a fine line between that and defending oneself or a colleague. What I'm most disappointed by is the CEO of Bloomberg. More than a spokesperson comment was called for here.
Why are you so insistent on blaming boomers? The Pew study that you pulled a slide from suggests other factors were greater predictors in how an individual voted than was age. Why seek to turn this into a generational argument when the divide is much more complex than that?
November 19, 2025 at 8:54 PM
Why are you so insistent on blaming boomers? The Pew study that you pulled a slide from suggests other factors were greater predictors in how an individual voted than was age. Why seek to turn this into a generational argument when the divide is much more complex than that?
And this is where data gets weird when in the wrong hands - I'd bet a paycheck that when sliced/diced with geography/income/education that 'age' is a poor indicator of who a person likely voted for - it's just easier to depict on a slide and complexities be damned.
November 19, 2025 at 4:17 PM
And this is where data gets weird when in the wrong hands - I'd bet a paycheck that when sliced/diced with geography/income/education that 'age' is a poor indicator of who a person likely voted for - it's just easier to depict on a slide and complexities be damned.
I don't understand why he would get 3. A box either holds 4 (if the flat kind meant for a variety) or 12 (if plain glazed). He's wasting his life away by only getting 3.
November 15, 2025 at 10:46 PM
I don't understand why he would get 3. A box either holds 4 (if the flat kind meant for a variety) or 12 (if plain glazed). He's wasting his life away by only getting 3.
Eight of your team members just walked off the field of this fight. Why does society fire football coaches so quickly and Senate Minority Leaders so slowly?
November 12, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Eight of your team members just walked off the field of this fight. Why does society fire football coaches so quickly and Senate Minority Leaders so slowly?
Your argument, in a nutshell, is that Republicans are clowns and cannot be worked with. The rest of the sentient world knew this on Day 1. Why did it take you until Day 38 to realize this? Your op-ed fails to answer this question.
November 12, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Your argument, in a nutshell, is that Republicans are clowns and cannot be worked with. The rest of the sentient world knew this on Day 1. Why did it take you until Day 38 to realize this? Your op-ed fails to answer this question.
You've served in the Senate with Chuck Schumer for SIXTEEN years. Surely it is not unreasonable for your constituents to expect you to have an opinion on if he is the right person to lead this fight?
November 12, 2025 at 7:30 PM
You've served in the Senate with Chuck Schumer for SIXTEEN years. Surely it is not unreasonable for your constituents to expect you to have an opinion on if he is the right person to lead this fight?
So that full-time minimum wage employees receive even less in cash, and a portion of their earnings be exposed to risks beyond their control? That's madness.
October 24, 2025 at 3:25 AM
So that full-time minimum wage employees receive even less in cash, and a portion of their earnings be exposed to risks beyond their control? That's madness.