Maybe you only have 300 or less but I typically have several windows open.

Once you invite an MBA in you can never uninvite them…

Good. Social media was only ever the corporate commodified communications platforms.

Great news for them in one country I guess!

No, totally normal (I’m from where he’s from).

(The cost was fascism)

Normal countries should start doing this too just for US visitors so we can find out who really killed JFK.

I notice they didn’t say it was any good.

UK tech is always invented by weirdo boffins in a shed so they already told everyone in the local how it works.

I learned that it’s not ok to be intelligent but completely incapable of remembering to do things or remembering the things that the teachers thought it was important for me to remember.

I’m actually quite enjoying watching the LLM evangelists fall into the trough of despair after their initial inflated expectations of what they thought stochastic text generation would achieve for the business. After a while you get used to the waves of magic bullet solutions that promise to revolutionise the industry but introduce as many new problems as they solve.

I went on Twitter to download my data pre-deletion (still nothing) and Billy Bragg was on there. What the hell?! That’s practically on a par with guesting on Joe Rogan by now.

Who can blame them though?

40 hours is pretty long TBF! I’d probably just zone out for the last hour of each day.

They’re talking about cops in Cambodia, obviously.

I work in software/IT and going for a pint on Friday lunch is pretty common.

Shame he wasn’t in Iron Man 2 to help them invent a new element.

In the UK people will definitely have a pint on a Friday lunchtime. Sometimes two in my experience. I haven’t seen it as much in Oz but it’s definitely a thing here.

Olives and peppers are also fine. It’s just pineapple that’s as bad as putting a picture of the Pope in your toilet.

Network effect. Next question.