Underdelivery plus over-redaction.
December 20, 2025 at 7:20 AM
Underdelivery plus over-redaction.
During budget crunches, governments find the money to fund what is valued, so I guess what's valued here is checking a box, not delivering transformative transportation projects for a city that has long been undervalued, underappreciated, and the frequent victim of overpromises and underdelivery.
MTA considers pivoting Red Line to rapid bus service instead of light rail, sources say
Baltimore’s Red Line could still become a bus, sources say
Amid a budget crunch, real estate complications and a bleak outlook at federal funding, Maryland officials are weighing contingency plans for Baltimore’s proposed Red Line, sources say.
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March 17, 2026 at 12:30 PM
During budget crunches, governments find the money to fund what is valued, so I guess what's valued here is checking a box, not delivering transformative transportation projects for a city that has long been undervalued, underappreciated, and the frequent victim of overpromises and underdelivery.
(And is actually tangential fight CEC are facing without realising it, because it's not about the Tram, it's about decades of weak leadership, tussling and underdelivery).
September 10, 2026 at 9:24 AM
(And is actually tangential fight CEC are facing without realising it, because it's not about the Tram, it's about decades of weak leadership, tussling and underdelivery).
CC plans are dubious in any case.
Hot air: Carbon removals risk high costs and underdelivery in the UK | Ember
Rushing to invest in carbon removal projects will come at a high cost and risks overreliance on technologies that are currently unproven.
ember-energy.org
November 30, 2025 at 9:30 AM
CC plans are dubious in any case.
Actually, that would hit Fox hard, too. Underdelivery on viewership would likely put them on the hook for “makegoods”, running future ads for free to make up the difference.
February 7, 2025 at 2:17 AM
Actually, that would hit Fox hard, too. Underdelivery on viewership would likely put them on the hook for “makegoods”, running future ads for free to make up the difference.
My Volvo doesn't decide to irreversibly lock its doors after driving itself into a lake with me inside.
Nor does my GM. Or any vehicle I've ever owned.
Shoddy construction, endless recalls, delays, overpromise/underdelivery, etc. are enough for me. Nevermind they're Nazified coffins on wheels.
Nor does my GM. Or any vehicle I've ever owned.
Shoddy construction, endless recalls, delays, overpromise/underdelivery, etc. are enough for me. Nevermind they're Nazified coffins on wheels.
February 27, 2025 at 4:15 PM
My Volvo doesn't decide to irreversibly lock its doors after driving itself into a lake with me inside.
Nor does my GM. Or any vehicle I've ever owned.
Shoddy construction, endless recalls, delays, overpromise/underdelivery, etc. are enough for me. Nevermind they're Nazified coffins on wheels.
Nor does my GM. Or any vehicle I've ever owned.
Shoddy construction, endless recalls, delays, overpromise/underdelivery, etc. are enough for me. Nevermind they're Nazified coffins on wheels.
Holtec built an empire around mothballed nuclear power plants and incomplete nuclear initiatives. The firm's history of overpromising and under-delivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of #nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
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How Holtec International became an expanding (and controversial) nuclear power
The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org
November 21, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Holtec built an empire around mothballed nuclear power plants and incomplete nuclear initiatives. The firm's history of overpromising and under-delivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of #nuclear energy?
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This BBC piece reads more like promotional material than critical journalism, recycling official projections without scrutinising the established pattern of underdelivery or examining the democratic accountability concerns my extensive research into free zones detail.
October 5, 2025 at 9:20 AM
This BBC piece reads more like promotional material than critical journalism, recycling official projections without scrutinising the established pattern of underdelivery or examining the democratic accountability concerns my extensive research into free zones detail.
The overpromising is complete and only the underdelivery remains
December 29, 2024 at 3:27 AM
The overpromising is complete and only the underdelivery remains
An investigative report exposes Holtec’s stalled reactor plans, past misconduct, and pattern of unfulfilled promises. With Holtec overseeing San Onofre’s waste, experts warn that weak oversight risks leaving 8.4M Californians vulnerable to preventable failures.
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
How Holtec International became an expanding (and controversial) nuclear power
The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org
November 21, 2025 at 4:22 PM
An investigative report exposes Holtec’s stalled reactor plans, past misconduct, and pattern of unfulfilled promises. With Holtec overseeing San Onofre’s waste, experts warn that weak oversight risks leaving 8.4M Californians vulnerable to preventable failures.
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
This story—based on months of research by a top investigative reporter—should be read by everyone interested in the nuclear industry, pro or con. thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
How Holtec International became an expanding (and controversial) nuclear power
The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org
November 20, 2025 at 3:54 PM
This story—based on months of research by a top investigative reporter—should be read by everyone interested in the nuclear industry, pro or con. thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
It's crazy how turning off the FOMO underdelivery treadmill produced one of the best updates the game has seen in years and made it feel actually decent to play again.
The biggest obstacle to your fun will still always be other players though, they can't fix that.
The biggest obstacle to your fun will still always be other players though, they can't fix that.
August 12, 2026 at 5:47 AM
It's crazy how turning off the FOMO underdelivery treadmill produced one of the best updates the game has seen in years and made it feel actually decent to play again.
The biggest obstacle to your fun will still always be other players though, they can't fix that.
The biggest obstacle to your fun will still always be other players though, they can't fix that.
Holtec produces nuclear waste storage canisters [used by Sizewell B] "has built an empire around mothballed nuclear plants...The firm's history of overpromising & under delivery raises a question: should we trust Holtec with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
How Holtec International became an expanding (and controversial) nuclear power
The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org
November 21, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Holtec produces nuclear waste storage canisters [used by Sizewell B] "has built an empire around mothballed nuclear plants...The firm's history of overpromising & under delivery raises a question: should we trust Holtec with the future of nuclear energy?
thebulletin.org/2025/11/how-...
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Now having properly read; really good peice and I think the points around the self-pepetuating nature of underdelivery + resistance to development (and a tendancy to put the perfect above the good) are well made.
Marvin tried to crash through this - and I think we see some of the fruits of this...
Marvin tried to crash through this - and I think we see some of the fruits of this...
June 16, 2026 at 1:18 PM
Now having properly read; really good peice and I think the points around the self-pepetuating nature of underdelivery + resistance to development (and a tendancy to put the perfect above the good) are well made.
Marvin tried to crash through this - and I think we see some of the fruits of this...
Marvin tried to crash through this - and I think we see some of the fruits of this...
There's two ends on the banality of evil, and that dead-eyed little shit is very firmly on the banal end of it.
Of course, an ecosystem that over-rewards half-assed underdelivery that enables it all, but then I just get into my "Liz Holmes just picked the wrong marks" form rant...
Of course, an ecosystem that over-rewards half-assed underdelivery that enables it all, but then I just get into my "Liz Holmes just picked the wrong marks" form rant...
September 3, 2024 at 12:35 AM
There's two ends on the banality of evil, and that dead-eyed little shit is very firmly on the banal end of it.
Of course, an ecosystem that over-rewards half-assed underdelivery that enables it all, but then I just get into my "Liz Holmes just picked the wrong marks" form rant...
Of course, an ecosystem that over-rewards half-assed underdelivery that enables it all, but then I just get into my "Liz Holmes just picked the wrong marks" form rant...
Ireland falling well short of its retrofit targets, ESRI report finds
Ireland falling well short of its retrofit targets, ESRI report finds
Underdelivery linked to several factors including high costs, administrative complexity and information constraints
www.irishtimes.com
March 10, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Ireland falling well short of its retrofit targets, ESRI report finds
And while the government's clumsy attempts at appeasement and underdelivery are certainly not helpful, the main drivers for that are Musk's ownership of X and Trump administration's win and "policy example" in the US.
September 16, 2025 at 3:38 PM
And while the government's clumsy attempts at appeasement and underdelivery are certainly not helpful, the main drivers for that are Musk's ownership of X and Trump administration's win and "policy example" in the US.
😂 I just checked and the original long rant about the overpromise and underdelivery of self-driving cars was in the end replaced with a shorter outburst about Ireland being impossible to traverse without your own transport.
January 30, 2026 at 12:42 PM
😂 I just checked and the original long rant about the overpromise and underdelivery of self-driving cars was in the end replaced with a shorter outburst about Ireland being impossible to traverse without your own transport.
You’ll often hear execs excuse underdelivery by saying they “set ambitious targets”. In fact it’s an admission that they hope their external marketing can make up for their failure to provide any internal leadership or motivation.
Every product team talks a big game about their future-facing roadmap. But ask to compare last year's roadmap to last year's releases, and they'll mutter some excuses.
Promising the world is easy; delivering on promises is the challenge. OpenAI promised AGI, and delivered an incremental update.
Promising the world is easy; delivering on promises is the challenge. OpenAI promised AGI, and delivered an incremental update.
My prediction is that
-the critics will spend the next few months noting that GPT5 doesn’t come close to the capabilities that its boosters spent two years insisting were imminent.
-the boosters will focus on how GPT5 is better than 4, and insist everyone should shut up and applaud.
-the critics will spend the next few months noting that GPT5 doesn’t come close to the capabilities that its boosters spent two years insisting were imminent.
-the boosters will focus on how GPT5 is better than 4, and insist everyone should shut up and applaud.
August 8, 2025 at 4:47 PM
You’ll often hear execs excuse underdelivery by saying they “set ambitious targets”. In fact it’s an admission that they hope their external marketing can make up for their failure to provide any internal leadership or motivation.
🚨 JUST IN: Since it started as a producer of nuclear waste storage canisters, #Holtec has built an empire around mothballed nuclear power plants and incomplete nuclear initiatives. The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises the question of whether to trust it this time.
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How Holtec International became an expanding (and controversial) nuclear power
The firm's history of overpromising and underdelivery raises a question: Is this who we should trust with the future of nuclear energy?
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November 20, 2025 at 2:19 PM
I'm gonna give it a fair shot in June.
But it's the last one I'm giving them. I can't take this cycle of underdelivery, followed by silence, followed by an apology and a present. I've been in an abusive relationship like that IRL, man.
But it's the last one I'm giving them. I can't take this cycle of underdelivery, followed by silence, followed by an apology and a present. I've been in an abusive relationship like that IRL, man.
February 19, 2026 at 5:30 PM
I'm gonna give it a fair shot in June.
But it's the last one I'm giving them. I can't take this cycle of underdelivery, followed by silence, followed by an apology and a present. I've been in an abusive relationship like that IRL, man.
But it's the last one I'm giving them. I can't take this cycle of underdelivery, followed by silence, followed by an apology and a present. I've been in an abusive relationship like that IRL, man.
tbh i just dislike tesla for obvious reasons - mediocre build quality, underdelivery of production models of their concepts like the roadster, bad interior design, aging model lineup, but most importantly - musky being absolute dickhead.
Performancewise the cars are solid but thats all of positives
Performancewise the cars are solid but thats all of positives
November 21, 2024 at 9:18 PM
tbh i just dislike tesla for obvious reasons - mediocre build quality, underdelivery of production models of their concepts like the roadster, bad interior design, aging model lineup, but most importantly - musky being absolute dickhead.
Performancewise the cars are solid but thats all of positives
Performancewise the cars are solid but thats all of positives
They whip people up into a genocidal frenzy, only to then try to ban the Henry Ford Foundation
This is… pathetic, actually
This is EXACTLY the kind of milquetoast underdelivery I expect from JD Vance
I hope Stephen Miller is weeping. He wants a 4th Reich, but he’s got the Mickey Mouse Club
This is… pathetic, actually
This is EXACTLY the kind of milquetoast underdelivery I expect from JD Vance
I hope Stephen Miller is weeping. He wants a 4th Reich, but he’s got the Mickey Mouse Club
September 15, 2025 at 11:56 PM
They whip people up into a genocidal frenzy, only to then try to ban the Henry Ford Foundation
This is… pathetic, actually
This is EXACTLY the kind of milquetoast underdelivery I expect from JD Vance
I hope Stephen Miller is weeping. He wants a 4th Reich, but he’s got the Mickey Mouse Club
This is… pathetic, actually
This is EXACTLY the kind of milquetoast underdelivery I expect from JD Vance
I hope Stephen Miller is weeping. He wants a 4th Reich, but he’s got the Mickey Mouse Club