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A better one: When Jeff Dean leaves Google, Google’s value drops by $200 billion (the actual market cap drop right after the news).


Watch it recover in the next 3 days. This is a buying oppo if I've seen one. The real losers are the companies that have yet to gain a userbase as large as G.


But that park was probably created as a result of a vote or other political process.


The study you linked is for instant coffee, widely considered the least healthy form of coffee. There is no study showing filtered coffee has negative health effects for most people, actually the opposite: https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/whats-the-hea...


Roughly how much per day do these multi-week run end up costing?


I'm on the top Claude Max tier. Just upgraded. I could probably make do with the lower one, but I hit the limit (for the first time) on the lower Claude Max this week, and I get enough value from it that I was not about to wait for a session reset.


Why would they not define what adoption rate mean? And why is “Ramp AI adoption rates” 3-4x just “AI adoption rates”?


Mosquito-heavy regions of northern Canada are actually warmer than Iceland in summer. Iceland averages 10-15°C (50-59°F) in July, but Canada’s boreal forest regions where mosquitoes thrive regularly see temperatures of 20-25°C (68-77°F) in the summer.


The Muskeg of northern Manitoba does not have an average July temperature of 25 lol 30 is considered an exceptionally hot day in most places


So you’re telling me this clip isn’t even satire: https://youtube.com/shorts/64TNGvCoegE


Meta keeps making more and more bafflingly horrible product decisions. Tens of billions into the Metaverse and now “let’s put gen AI into everything” even if it goes against the one thing that is arguably the most responsible for FB’s success - real identity. “Let’s put fake bots everywhere, because GenAI, need I say more?”


One of the bullets had “deny” engraved in it.


Most consultants with more than 3 years of experience are billed at $150/hr or more


Ironically, the freelance consulting world is largely on fire due to the lowered barrier of entry and flood of new consultants using AI to perform at higher levels, driving prices down simply through increased supply.

I wouldn't be surprised if AI was also eating consultants from the demand side as well, enabling would-be employers to do a higher % of tasks themselves that they would have previously needed to hire for.


> billed

That's what they are billed at, what they take home from that is probably much lower. At my org we bill folks out for ~$150/hr and their take home is ~$80/hr


Yeah, at a place where I worked, we billed at around $150. Then there was an escalating commision based on amount billed.


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