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But the badge looks like it was created by Chat

Personally I hated them they felt dehumanizing, and loved my first open floor company

I also don’t like WFH, I wonder if people who like open plans also like RTO

At least

And if you don’t pay the subscription they hold your gmail hostage.

I put the effort in to move off gmail, was worth it. Now gmail is just my spam inbox

Nobody can figure this out for some reason

Slaking can only attack every other turn making it a bad choice outside of niche teams.

Many of the people they cut were able to negotiate a full year severance, then were hired back as contractors effectively earning double pay.

While I probably wouldn't make a career out of it, I have the same feelings about painting. It's a satisfying zen and I love doing weekend painting projects on the house.

I think the schtick is they can block these tools from being sold via trademark infringement.

Thats why the BMW logo is in fact necessary

Conversely, being forced to use a VPN for these services is great for your personal opsec :)

Orion browser is a thing

I find tech leads to be the most difficult people in any organization to work with (always with exceptions), I think it’s because they are still learning the lead part, and at the same time are trying to prove themselves.

Coming in with a hexagonal overhaul is a great example. At least in this case it seems the writer didn’t dig his heals in too much.

Fortunately a linkedin user has found a defense mechanism

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ken-cheng-991849b6_ai-will-ne...

The where this doesn’t work section is chefs kiss

- anything that requires very high uptime

-very high volume systems and data lakes

-software with significant network effects

-companies that have proprietary datasets

-regulation and compliance is still very important

From https://openai.com/index/disney-sora-agreement/

It's an equity investment, and yes they're agreeing to a committment to protecting the rights of the creators.

> Disney and OpenAI affirm a shared commitment to responsible use of AI that protects the safety of users and the rights of creators. >Alongside the licensing agreement, Disney will become a major customer of OpenAI, using its APIs to build new products, tools, and experiences, including for Disney+, and deploying ChatGPT for its employees. >As part of the agreement, Disney will make a $1 billion equity investment in OpenAI, and receive warrants to purchase additional equity.

I thought people were already using AEO (answer engine optimization)...

Imagine driving around a 2 stroke engine inside an airport

Classic similar blog post https://sandimetz.com/blog/2016/1/20/the-wrong-abstraction

It would have been hilarious if they hit X with a $420M fine

How does this work if you don't have social media accounts?

> We don't need to do it this quarter just because some startup has to do an earnings call.

What startups are doing earning calls?

I mean entirely different use cases, right?

Borking a space mission vs someone’s breakfast status update can be optimized differently

This would be an offer on the spot from me

I don't know what you mean by "turn into" it's always been that way

I have literally been throw them away for years, they’re annoying clutter

Create vpn on a GCP ip address, use googlebot user agent, paywalls gone

DM me your passwords Ill do it for you

I think the 2 hours bit was the important part

The article touts the ~300k users of direct file as a big number, and the “just 3% of eligible tax payers” used free file as a small number.

Wouldn’t the 3% number come out yo millions of people?

The majority of people don’t inherit anything, so you are still luckier than most!