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Or maybe needing.


See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_class_airline for a small number of examples


Thank you for the link: it proves my point. Most of business-only airlines did not survive, the only two that survived had to add economy class.


While it’s interesting to see renderings in past styles graphic design, ultimately it’s going to ring false. Even if it’s executed well it’s just a costume or pastiche, with no real connection to the style.

What made these historical design movements actually memorable was usually a set of newly-possible techniques joined with young people with a set of shared community values.

So if you want to make something that will read as authentically “2026” to future generations, you should make brainrot. :-)


I think you’re right that some of the angst here is due to a fairly insular community having its culture disturbed by commercial forces.


That fairly insular community pretty much gave up on commercial success in order to be insular. But the commercial forces were not happy being commercially successful, so they decided to disturb even their insular and commercially-unviable activities.


(academic.) Unfortunately the overwhelming majority of outsiders are missing core knowledge (or are cranks), so the optimal prior from a time management perspective is to ignore them. AI just makes engaging more costly because there’s more volume and it’s harder to get signal on whether they know what they are talking about.


Zuck & co released Wirehog in late 2004… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wirehog


The book “Strangers in Their Own Land” covers similar ground.


> Researchers expect it will remain the most comprehensive 2D map of our universe for years to come.

This is Rubin Observatory erasure


Roman was literally donated to NASA by the National Reconnaissance Office https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_National_Reconnaissance_O...


It was donated without CCDs or electronics, which is what makes the difference between earth and space observation satellites. NASA only got the body and optics (mirrors), they had to provide their own sensors.


The new “concise” output option that just shipper in Claude Code seems to help.


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