Sam Altman tweet after being fired
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Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#42Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
Writing all low case is way to make sure that everybody understand the writing is just a draft, not ready for printing, or not final or official correspondence.
Editor could not just send it to press without proofreading and editing it.
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#43Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#44Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
it's soft spokenness conveyed orthographically
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#45Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
It's the same reason Zucky wears a hoodie and Musk smokes blunts on TV. they dgaf :)
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#46Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
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#47Looking forward to what he will do next. If it's ChatGPT's competitor, AI landscape will be spicy & exciting
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#48Not the deepest topic, but: Can someone explain to me why there seems to be such a high correlation between being high on the totem pole and lazy bits of written word? In this case, Sam can't be assed to bother with capital letters. For other people, it's abbreviations or some other unnecessary bit of laziness. I don't get it. In my experience the higher up you are in management the more you do this sort of thing.
I’ve had a few company’s I’ve dealt with where the ceo writes: name hi, And it really throws me - I’m spending hours ensuring my emails / communication covers all angles and then they reply with this salutation.
They're busy and they don't give a damn because they don't have to.
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#49Jimmy Apples strikes again. https://twitter.com/apples_jimmy/status/1725615804631392637?... If there was any doubt he had insider knowledge, it's gone now.
Re: Sam Altman tweet after being fired
#50Later. Well, it is now later sama. We demand answers