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> Imagine you are the CEO, and you are struggling with vocal and distracting luddite engineers. How would you handle the situation?

I would focus on upskilling, get engineers more comfortable with AI, and find a middle ground - move fast but don't compromise on security.

> Kudos to him for being candid and direct, knowing that the chat would get leaked. Honestly I wish more leadership would just keep it real.

I don't think he knew the chat would be leaked, and there is a difference between being candid and being a dick

> Team management here.

Open hostility is the hallmark of a bad leader

Claude opus 5.5 medium in incognito mode

Yes, I believe the term is "output encoding"

Why wait when I can use LLM as a judge

Imagine you had the power to snap your fingers and change things. What would the world look like?

Is this a serious take? Citations from DOGE and American perception?

That doesn't explain how Silicon valley powered, owned by the city of Santa Clara, can provide electricity at 18c/kwh while the next city over PG&E charges 48c/kwh

Has Santa Clara diversified their energy and Sunnyvale did not?

Does your sister live in another state?

Not rust?

I'm curious how you measure it in interviews? What makes candidates stand out?

I'm all for allowing tinkering on a Kindle, but my pacemaker is off limits

In the same sense there could be infinite CRUD apps?

Your post makes sense, but most software was moving to the cloud even before AI. Why sell someone a copy of ms office when you can get them to subscribe to O365?

I think the self hosting moment will gather steam and maybe prove itself superior for certain cases

Return or donate? Won't OpenAI profit from returns?