📝 On Brainrot and Other Virtues Larry Wall, the inventor of the Perl programming language—a language that ran on vibes before it was cool—once said that the three greatest virtues of programmers are Laziness, Impatience, and Hubris. - Laziness drives programmers to automate away boring work. - Impatience makes them do things quickly. - Hubris gives them the self-belief to attempt ambitious things. Those virtues used to belong mostly to programmers. In the AI age, they belong to everyone.…