so is pretty much every famous building you can imagine someone wanting to specifically photograph. Eiffel's little tower isn't unique in this regard. Chrysler's little building in New York along with pretty much every other famous building is as well. You just have to hope that your framing with these structures is not considered the focal point of your image.
I think they'll just use AI/GPT Hype and sell whatever next hypegrowth based on flimsy evidence they can.
The current narrative in financial places seems to be 2023 is gone but 2024 comes with a vengeance, feel safe investing, your real estate will grow in value! We're making people go back to the office so that it does! More lemmings! Less quality! More production!
Yes. I'm peak cynical after 3 years of self made economic destruction only to tell those who didn't cause it that "of course they must pay for the broken plates".
Misplaced ire? Maybe not well communicated in a brief spell between shopping for stuff on a Saturday.
Also, everytime someone invests a lot in explaining themselves in HN, if it goes against the current thread narrative, it'll still be ignored so it's not like it's particularly worth it. HN feels more Reddit and less Slashdot of old.
Still a nice aggregator to find stuff that might peak interest.
I find myself sometimes wondering with things like Peleton and Juicero, what would happen if Ron Popeil was born a couple decades later so he had access to the same VC those companies did?
'cause, yeah, what the world needs is YASIS, yet another stock imagery something. i'm way too outside the SV bubble to be affected by its reality distortion field to think that would be a good idea.
