This sort of mendacity informs the rest of the piece, and reflects the sort of motivated reasoning found in so much of the Times’ crypto coverage, and in other corners of the media as well. The question is why pieces like this get published in the first place. Does it simply reflect a backlash by media outlets against the grotesque crypto grifting of the Trump administration? Or does it reflect something broader—a contempt for new technology in general?
“It’s a very uncomfortable and not very psychologically-helpful turn towards [a] technologically solving for all sorts of difficult human emotions,” Kasket said. “You’ll hear some founders saying, ‘Oh, we’d like to solve for grief in 10 years,’ which I think is a really ridiculous notion.”
，这一点在同城约会中也有详细论述
The biggest Middle East carriers have ruled out resuming scheduled flights until at least Thursday as the US-Israeli war on Iran continues, denting hopes of a swift return to normal air travel after the first repatriation flights left the United Arab Emirates.
We’ve all had that sinking feeling. There are multiple crash reports from production. We have the exact input parameters that caused the failures. We have the stack traces. Yet, when we run the code locally, it works perfectly.