If the original phrase was true and the market for software was saturated, the point would be that more productive people would outcompete you out of your job. The correct answer is to either get the most productivity possible so you'll end up a little richer, or switch careers.
But both the original phrase is a lie and the market for software is nowhere close saturation.
Do you send enough email to classify for Google to allow you to contest your status as spam? Because there is a minimum.
Nice example of denial. Thanks.
With warnings and advice on how to make better wishes, yes. But it was only because he liked the person making the wishes.
(And yeah, hostile genies are too terrifying for a children's movie.)
It's not even the waste, that we still need to learn how to recycle. Or the apparent incapacity of any operator to reliably follow the theoretical safety guidelines...
If we put all our effort into a nuclear boom today, the plants will only arrive a decade or two after the planet has been cooked, it won't be enough to replace anything, and we will have to learn entire new ways to mine the fuel in a few decades before the stuff we can get easily is gone.
Meanwhile we are about half-way done with renewables, and the nuclear fans keep denying that...
Inflation does crazy stuff like that.
In the 1980s here in Brazil there were people that made a living by buying new cars and reselling them before the store managed to bring the actual car from the factory.
You will break people by using a proper Mm there. The GGP is harmless.
600 minutes if you have had a few beers.
I'd guess trespassing.
Investors. They are lying to fund managers.
I can worry and not act just fine.
Last time I looked, if you clicked on the thumbs down a new button appeared with some label like "don't show me more stuff like this".