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I see a guy who has shown evidence that he has the skill and agency to successfully ship and scale a project that people want, pushing the frontier tools to their limits. That is valuable.

Please provide evidence for Kimi Onoda being "hateful". She is 100% culturally Japanese, and even speaks English with an accent. This is different from immigrants who don't know the basic cultural norms of a country and have integration issues.

Which companies employ undocumented workers at scale?

what law is he breaking?

Why do you think humans are basically evolved LLMs? Honest question, would love to read more about this viewpoint.

> Depending on the org, most Google employees are already part of a distributed team

citation needed

I find it hard to believe you're not trying to seem edgy. Is it difficult to imagine that many Twitter user's experiences will be affected by Elon Musk's involvement with the company?

> messenger completely died when it started forcing you to use it on mobile and people simply started using other message services because half their friends wouldn't respond until they were at computers.

To counter this with my own personal anecdote, in my social circles this is not true at all, and messenger has become even more of the messaging standard in recent times.

I've read so many variants of this same article.

If Google sunsets Google Photos, they absolutely will provide a way to export them first.

data exfoliation lol

It's very hard to accidentally give a random guy access to your Gmail inbox. Doing so would require you to opt in to a dialog clearly and explicitly stating that you are giving said permission to a developer.

Does he still recommend it? PIA recently hired former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpeles as it's CTO which received some backlash on the forums: https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/921994-pia-hires-man-wh...

Dan Luu has a good post on this - http://danluu.com/sounds-easy/

non-orthogonal?

... and its back

Some people like to bookmark sites they frequent like gmail/facebook/etc, but I prefer just navigating to them normally. Still seems faster than bookmarking and I don't waste browser chrome on icons/bookmark text.

I generally try to store all articles I want to come back to in Instapaper to be as browser/platform agnostic as possible.