I've learned that one of the best ways to evaluate someone is to watch how you behave around them. If you're compelled to micromanage, dumb things down, or, perhaps worst, bend the truth for them, you made a mistake hiring them.

@adamkstinson thanks, adam! and yes! great example

@LandscapeL26502 thanks!

I've had folks asking me lately about my journey, but have struggled to distill the eigenvectors into something compelling. So I spent some time writing a post where I try to illustrate this through allegory. I hope this helps for some of you.

I nearly switched to iphone this year, but the one thing keeping me: Gemini + Kindle is an exceptional user experience. It has fundamentally changed how I read, particularly for esoterica Tap hold bottom bar -> select confusing section -> get answer from Gemini

@iandmacomber the most appropriate pie chart use case

@imightbemary 😂😂😂

power's out and I'm running out of arm strength to read books to my 5yo by flashlight and kindle recs to tide us over until bedtime?

@nikitabase @_hex_tech Nikita.

@barrald @datauzi @_hex_tech lol thank you barry what a kind gesture

@barrald so surprised that there are still so many new ones sprouting up <but it might work for us.png>

@djpardis so true, and reasoning around these higher abstractions is prob for now where people will be able to provide value as the lower-level work is increasingly automated

@ambraga94 it never is, is it?

@AlexPrejean @omni can you say more on why? have been hearing lots about omni

how AI in all technical domains will play out: - AI separates business logic from execution by handling and commoditizing execution logic - new logic-first abstractions arise that make specification of logic easier - jobs become about managing the new abstractions

does anyone know if market changes are driven primarily by the sentiments of a select few, or sentiment of the masses? i.e. what's the power law exponent of the rank-ordered distribution?