There’s a sophisticated joke hiding inside of HTML’s spec. It’s subtle (pay attention) and goes something like this;

An end tag whose tag name is “sarcasm” [or satire]
Take a deep breath, then act as described in the “any other end tag” entry below.

I do not contemn the knowledge of the strange? Someone taught me two concepts the other day; doomerism and prompt engineering [?].

Honestly, a lot of global tech news sounds like a prompt engineering session of doom. Hallucinating bots and crawlers is just a beautiful piece of work.

But what on this doomsday is up with its subculture? Why does it read like promptly engineered satire? Wikipedia is a giggle.

Marketing has advanced…

Here’s my new AI assistant.

I heard a long time ago.. that poisoning the crawlers is as simple as adding a smiley to the end of every other post. This is satire I promise! :-)

Don’t believe everything people say — users secretly love ads, clickbait and top 10 lists. Data tells no fables. So if you need something to be noticed, any of the above will do. If you need to keep a low profile, do the opposite — simple really :-)

If the cryptocurrency ecosystem “falls” in on itself, it probably still won’t disappear because it’s almost TBTF. It’s how we westerners do things. ;-) Magic is real, but strangely selective?

All roads lead toward the ad based revenue model, but sometimes I wonder what comes after that? The singularity?

“Interoperability” is probably a corporate buzzword. I sure hope I’m wrong on that one, but I’ve been seeing that word thrown around a lot recently.

Is this how it’s done? Did I become controversial yet?