The value of the company and lapses in governance have nothing to do with each other. One does not disprove the other

The outcome would have been like phones were before the iPhone. NFL installed on every device.

Hallucinations are not really a big problem in day to day work

As a sysadmin I disagree mightily. LLMs are very bad at IT troubleshooting, server stuff, etc. Especially microsoft and powershell.

Yours might be. Sol is terrifying.

Depends on the work and the customer.

Are you the person paying for the hallucinations, or do you just like the free high?

I’m the person implementing and monitoring output.

What high am I supposed to be getting? Please let me know so I can stop buying drugs

distribution

you're renting a space per month, and they're essentially adding an extra fee if you're doing more than sleeping there. kinda nuts

The expectations of some bay area landlords when renting space in their own home are bonkers I've seen it all: not allowed to use the kitchen, not allowed to have guests, curfews, some are even contingent on not allowing the tenant to be there on the weekend at all.

output only slows down because companies don't want to adjust how they work. its a complete skill issue if you cant manage a remote org. if a company/team is already spread out across multiple offices, its a remote org

There’s truth here. They don’t want to. It’s easier and more tried and true to just go back to what worked before wfh. Even multiple offices face some challenges working together. Always have. But usually there’s some systematic way of organizing the offices so most the function is together. As example, I’m a CFO and usually have my key teams (various teams of accounting and finance functions) in the same office. 90% of their work/communication/collaboration is amongst themselves. Being together does help.

sure, that doesn't mean pay is justified

None of that will address the fact that China is intentionally engaging in mercantilism and keeping the value of the yuan low to maintain export volumes. cutting 100k jobs will shave 1k off the production cost of a car, china has like a 6k advantage.

Tesla already lost that fight, which is why they're resorting to asking for import bans.

You kinda don’t want to kill the whole river ecosystem. We need a functioning environment