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If you ask ChatGPT to compose a layoff email with a quote from MLK that is the quote it uses (ref https://twitter.com/mattstratton/status/1618018859763798016 )
Maybe she saw this tweet and that's where she got the idea? When I saw the title here I thought maybe that tweet was satirizing her email, but, the tweet clearly predates it. Amazing.
If you ask ChatGPT to compose a layoff email with a quote from MLK that is the quote it uses (ref https://twitter.com/mattstratton/status/1618018859763798016 )
Maybe she saw this tweet and that's where she got the idea? When I saw the title here I thought maybe that tweet was satirizing her email, but, the tweet clearly predates it. Amazing.
Both were on the 24th. The PagerDuty post doesn't have a visible time but it refers to a town hall later in the day that was a couple hours before that tweet happened.
In the future, please rely on HR-PT3 to generate layoff emails so that the responsible party can be kill -9ed.
I'm really happy for her. Worst CEO has typically been a male dominated category. It's nice see some diversity in lacking empathy and having over inflated egos.
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Maybe she saw this tweet and that's where she got the idea? When I saw the title here I thought maybe that tweet was satirizing her email, but, the tweet clearly predates it. Amazing.
> the tweet clearly predates it Both were on the 24th. The PagerDuty post doesn't have a visible time but it refers to a town hall later in the day that was a couple hours before that tweet happened.
I'm really happy for her. Worst CEO has typically been a male dominated category. It's nice see some diversity in lacking empathy and having over inflated egos.
The Away CEO was apparently a contestant as well: https://www.theverge.com/2019/12/5/20995453/away-luggage-ceo... I'd be genuinely surprised if both sexes weren't equally represented in terms of sociopathy and narcissism if we ever got to an even 50/50 split.
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It’s sort of surprising this isn’t a product in various cloud providers; there are open source options of course (which cost engineering time), but this could also be as straightforward as a scheduler using existing IAM (user list) and messaging (voice, email, sms, webhooks) interfaces. You’d of course still be able to use this with non cloud infra based on telemetry or other signals to trigger the initial incident.…
PagerDuty engineer here. PagerDuty is not a messaging platform. You are correct that there are free products that can schedule people and send them messages, and with some elegant baling wire and duct tape, anyone can put together something that looks like a notification service. But ask yourself this: PD has competitors that provide messaging and schedules and cost less than PD. So even if they aren't free, why are…