If the general public hated all new disruptive tech, people wouldn’t have lined up for the first iPhone. Show people something useful for them and they’ll want to adopt it.

If it’s a solution in search of a problem and people are being forced to use it? Maybe not so much

We are still unpacking all the damage from how an entire generation of teachers were taught bad science by education colleges. Most of the education field became convinced that phonics were useless when teaching kids to read, and they were wrong.

You are a part of the problem. Your attacks on Dems help Republicans.

Kinda sounds like he's doubling down.

He did post a follow-up to his original where he adds some clarity, but that kinda proves just how bad his take was. Speed instead of quality is harmful.

"Move fast and break things," continues to do nothing but break things.

I can’t wait for my banking information to be leaked on the internet because my bank decided “Vibe Coding” the app was good enough

They follow very old playbooks.

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