In my searches/research, analysts like Gartner, IDC, and Forrester are invisible to ChatGTP, Claude, etc. The robots will find the reports licensed by vendors - I’m guessing only if they don’t require leadgen.
The analysts should probably start publishing some juicy abstracts with just enough numbers, analysis, and advice to get into the training data and search results to get people to funnel to their pages. Of course, converting a rando-click to a $95,000 PDF would be some real funnel-management magic.
Why CIOs can’t afford another modernization failure in 2026 - ”Gartner estimates that up to 70% of large-scale digital transformation and modernization initiatives fail to deliver their intended outcomes. That number has hovered stubbornly high for years, but the stakes in 2026 are different.”
This is the kind of thing the Internet was made for, with that “one person can do a thing” vibe. Plus, this is the kind of music I go nuts for.
Battle Maps for The Dying Unicorn adventure
Maps for The Dying Unicorn side adventure, which did not have any, being a small adventure. I like very large battle maps maps rather than the standard 40x30 or whatever. Ranged with long bows and the like aren’t too fun on tiny maps. Plus, if you end up playing a cat and mouse game, you need space to roam around. Making these maps is also part of the “play,” especially when doing solo D&D.
To Apple, there is only one time zone. www.macrumors.com/2025/09/1…
When the AI policy board is slowing everything down youtube.com/shorts/Xq…
“PRACTICAL ESTHETIC SERVICES ADAPTABLE TO CLIENT SITUATION.” Art card
“Executize this” -> “write this for someone who doesn’t care about the topic but needs to deal with it for their job."
“I couldn’t imagine anything worse than running my dad’s Hooters.” An Interview with Cloudflare Founder and CEO Matthew Prince About Internet History and Pay-per-crawl
“Music for Claude Coding.” What I think about when I think about Claude Code