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My understanding is that the underwriting bank and early investors and institutional investors win first, then founders, after that early employees. Usually offloaded onto the robinhood crowd who excitedly buys in.

A larger number of people dying from an unrelated cause in another country doesn’t make these deaths insignificant. By that logic, virtually no problem deserves attention because you can always find something that kills more people.

Every time I try to create a shell account, it gets banned with no reason given. Even if it's just to follow a few influencer accounts.

San Francisco feels the same s/oil/tech/g

And infinite 15s porn clips

Maybe folks with the opposite opinion can add some context. My manager told our team the same thing using more words, as far as expectations go.

Do the booming companies pay the same as the ones who did layoffs? If you're laid off from Meta or other top tier paying company (the behemoths doing layoffs) you might have a tough time matching your compensation.

That’s what my teammates are for, I pipe slack and jira to Claude and the asker and teammates tell me if there’s a bug

I've noticed people who are using LLMs more, myself included, are starting to talk like that.

Oops I mean, you're absolutely right, those ARE hallmark signs of an LLM. Let me breakdown why this isn't just your imagination but actually...

This is like inverse drop shipping.

same is true in many startups

no you need to be a "cracked engineer" working "7 days a week in our house/office in SF"