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You always had the option of moving along. Instead you chose fangs out. Thanks.

Good radio died in the mid 80s. Most people today can hardly remember when radio was curated live. Perhaps if you were near a small station you might have had the experience. Most …

I am quite heavily in AI, and I would say I am pro AI. However this use-case for AI is putting AI in the wrong position. AI should be in service to all humans. An administrator bui…

Our entire org migrated from random ChatGPT accounts to all Claude Desktop specifically targetting business users. So a lot of non-dev teams in our org see it as essential.

Reddit is full of YouTube links with the `si=` param which indicates they clicked the "Share" button. All indicators are this article's premise is not true.

Right but the difference is there is inertia you have to fight in an argument. By using /clear you remove all of the context that has built up to energize the argument from the LLM…

> but it's not arguing because there's no record of it in the chat? Yes? Arguing implies I have to convince someone to believe something. I don't think anyone would consider it win…

Nah, I just /clear I refuse to argue with these machines. After a /clear I prompt it more appropriately/differently and the issue is settled.

Claude, add support for Firefox and Mobile views!

https://jaicast.com for fun. Currently working on a Gmail clone.

I chose the audio option to get around this.

> People actually believed the idiotic notion that "other countries" pay the tariffs. Many believed this, think about how many Americans do not understand the Progressive Tax syste…

I live in DC and do not wish for human rights violations against these people because they bother me. I understand how draining it is but IMO forcing us all into a surveillance sta…

> a lot less loyal So have companies. This goes both ways and labor is just reacting to the "it's just business" excuse companies have been using for over 30 years.

I would argue that job hopping was a symptom of companies under compensating for the market. This is a common problem even above Junior level. It's been easier to get a raise by le…

It also doesn't really sit well with what I have observed in over 25 years of working for remote companies. We hired juniors and grew engineers up just fine. The problem, at least …

You seem to be forgetting that one man is making these calls, not the people.

> you will just never be open to a personal friendship with anyone you ever work with? Building relationships with colleagues is possible but I have tried to be careful. I have mad…

I would caution seeing a Realtor as an easy way to avoid doing your homework on someone. I did this long ago and the Realtor's recommendation was one of the worst I have ever worke…

Let me preface this by saying, I know this might be a privileged take. However, I've had some bad interview experiences but one thing I have never had happen and I never will do is…

> Only issue is what happens when the company that owns the search and has a dominant share of the browser market flags your site with the good old "warning: potential risk ahead" …

Yes! However most of my users were established through my network, not search. I know that sites relying on ad income will and are being hurt tremendously by this effort on Google'…

> Without google crawling your site, you don't get any new traffic. But with google crawling your site, you also might not get any traffic. I may be strange and unusual, but I just…

> The layoff rationale was not for artificial intelligence to replace jobs at LinkedIn, one of the people told Reuters. Kind of a breath of fresh air but no rationale was given. Es…