No, because Microsoft is essentially a business that asks you to renew one more year for a digital product that essentially hasnt changed in 20 years.
Why is a major tech company laying off employees if AI is going to be a employee productivity multilpier rather than labor replacement? All of these employees are on the precipice of becoming 10x more productive.
Microsoft offers ‘voluntary exit offer’ for thousands of employees
What happened?
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Guy who is dissatisfied with the state of the country because GLP-1s have dampened his reward system and no longer feelz exhilaration when Libs are getting Owned.
What type of absolute degenerate is betting on Brazilian elections? That's like betting on the NBA All Star game.
There will be many bad attempts, but he'll never be replicated in electoral politics.
Lot's of US accounts with some variation of "Do the French people even understand how budget math works?" poasts that would loudly cheer for another round of taxcuts when we have a 125% debt to GDP.
Seems like a lot of people have a preferred flavor of inconvienent budget math.
Litigation and insurance makes the world go round.
The very sudden change to a long-held rule that is effective in 30 days tells me there was something going on behind the scenes. I suspect Airbnb got a list of demands threatening a class-action lawsuit because guests were paying Airbnb 15.5% of the cleaning fee but doing part of the cleaning themselves.
If you're an AI optimistic CTO, why aren't you scooping up every new college grad and cramming your business cases into their heads asap? If you believe these tools will make everyone 10x more productive, you're getting someone at bargain price to future utility.
Wonder if this won't be akin to General Motors ventures into Electro-Motive, Appliances, Aerospace, etc .. which were all modestly successful in their own way, but nothing comes close to replicating the success of the automobile.
I love this time of year when every one is eager to pile into some momo play to pump their numbers into end of year but everyone is still undecided what to pile into.
Nearly every election ad in Texas touches on trans playing girl high school sports. No one I've asked claim they've actually seen any sign of this actually happening in their direct experience. It's like your biggest election concern is Bigfoot mitigation.
Crime, immigration, tax and spend policy are all fair game as far as Im concerned, but everyone knows this is complete online culture war brainrot and is secretly ashamed of it.
On the backdrop of everyone dogpiling on Netflix because their A/B tested algo generated content is reviled
John Malone is predicting an $8-10B deal between Skydance and SpaceX. Elon has repeatedly said full generative movies and series are the goal for Grok Imagine. A content/output deal could give him training data and rights access to major franchises now under Skydance, including Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter. A fully legal Grok generated final season of GoT, or a Hogwarts tv series with the inclusion of an extremely popular female Slytherin are drawing closer to reality.



















