lilwobbly

I feel like everyone online is becoming some anti-capitalist socialist and losing all critical thinking and it's making me crazy.

Firstly, institutional investors own ~3% of single-family homes in the US , even in hot markets, they rarely exceed 10%. The lack of supply is outweighs the private equity problem.

GPUs are manufactured goods where production scales with demand. When AI investment inevitably contracts, that fab capacity will redirect to consumer products. I don't know where this idea comes from that NVIDIA is conspiring with these companies to never sell consumers GPUs. It only takes so many GPUs to build out a streaming service, would they just stop making GPUs entirely? It doesn't make any sense if you think about it for more than 2 seconds.

The culture of feedback has the infected your brain. The "strong objections" framing is just collaboration cosplaying as decisiveness. You're still waiting for permission, just with extra steps and passive-aggressive phrasing designed to shame people into silence. It's corporate theater. You've invented a mechanism that still makes one person wait on others, fragments their attention, and creates the expectation that decisions are collaborative by default.

Why not just: ship it, get feedback from actual usage, iterate.

Body damage math isn’t even close. BLS puts non-fatal injuries in construction at 2.3 cases per 100 FTEs. For computer systems design it’s 0.1 – that’s a 23× gap.whole job takes a toll over time.

The median age of 42 just means a lot of sore 40-somethings can’t afford to quit yet. Age alone doesn’t tell you how their knees and backs feel after 20 years of rebar.

Not sure how many people you know in the industry but most architects, managers, etc... are 40+ years old. Not even remotely difficult to get hired as a senior engineer, way more in demand than 20 years old devs