Just like an AI company
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Just like an AI company
*crying*
"yes hutt"
phew
hell yea this is what we need
It sucks man
i hate it!!!!
My best World Cup memories are being in a city in a host nation watching at a fan fest in a defined, central place (Rio's Copacabana Beach or Frankfurt's fest on the River Main). People become used to gathering there every day and watching. Making it a rotating place each day or weekend is stupid.
It feels like every part of this World Cup planning process has gone wrong. LA announcing a rotating fan fest/watch party across the county that only pops up in certain places for a few days is so, so dumb.
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Iono man, seems pretty relevant to me... www.nytimes.com/2022/11/28/t...
Bizarre to write this story about Kraken gaining access to major US government financial infrastructure without mentioning the company's past legal troubles, which include... being investigated for subverting sanctions and enabling transactions with people based in Iran.
www.wsj.com/finance/regu...
very nice of Arne Slot to contribute to entertaining premier league football
All I can think about is Jeff Bezos saying that he slashed jobs at the Washington Post β including those of foreign correspondents in the Middle East β based on "the data," and a few weeks later a whole war breaks out in the Middle East that these laid off folks would have covered as true experts.
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it definitely feels like many of the same management decisions he made at Twitter have ben replicated at Square
for part of covid, Dorsey worked from a luxury resort on an exclusive island in French Polynesia
Jack Dorsey really is trying to do everything like Elon Musk
These guys are like when The Rock tweeted about Bin Ladenβs assassination
Jesus Christ
Donβt use AI then
You as a 10 year old didnβt have power or the ability to whisper into a presidentβs ear or decide the futures of trillion dollar companies.
Our story doesnβt endorse Muskβs theory. The story explains it. And that theory is how Musk may justify his decisions that could impact society.
I report on people in tech with power. Elon Musk, whether you agree with him or not, has an incredible amount of power. He can influence elections, businesses and countries with his money and decisions. People should understand how he thinks as his thinking, outlandish or not, could impact them.
βThis man is dying. Like and subscribe!β
Iβm sorry
Not the first person to point that out!
A screenshot from the New York Times that reads: βWhoβs going to be distributing those checks?β Mr. Sanders asked. βIs it going to be Mr. Musk up there deciding how much you guys get? How much I get? How is that going to work?β
And many have doubts!
As Senator Bernie Sanders said to me: If you take away a person's ability to work and contribute, what do purpose do they have in society? And who will be in control of Musk's utopian society?
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/27/b...
Why should we care about "sustainable abundance"? Because Musk is reorienting his already massive companies around the idea and selling investors and customers that he is the one to bring about this supposedly utopian future.
He may become a trillionaire if enough people buy into his belief system.
Over the last 6 months, Musk has made increasingly outlandish predictions around this theory of "sustainable abundance." In his utopian future, no one will work, money won't matter and everyone will have everything they want.
So what does that slogan really mean?
www.nytimes.com/2026/02/27/b...
Nor is Dorsey alone in this among tech and other big business CEOs. Some admire Musk because of his ability to control his orgs, speak freely and make drastic cuts on the fly with little oversight from other execs or boards. They all want that agency.
As we've reported before, the key to understanding Jack Dorsey is how much he follows other tech figures and executives that came before him.
He used to idolize Steve Jobs. Now he idolizes Elon Musk.
i will give anyone a piggyback ride to SoFi for $300