Welcome to the Age of the Coward—where billion-dollar corporations crumble faster than a wet paper bag, and craven CEOs like Bob Iger and Tim Cook prove their “values” were just expensive PR stunts with an expiration date. https://www.theindex.media/this-is-the-age-of-the-coward-2/
But it’s also a pretty fucked up day in Australia. While officially recognised as Australia Day, it’s actually the anniversary of the English invasion and the arrival of colonialism. For Australia’s first people, it’s a brutal day.
I don’t ask for gifts.
But if you have the means, any donations to BlaQ to support Aboriginal LGBTQ people would be awesome.
When you watch Musk openly perform Nazi salutes, support Nazi-adjacent political movements, spread Nazi conspiracy theories, and provide a platform for Nazi rhetoric, it's time to state the obvious: this man is a Nazi.
Jake, 26, said it was easy to bootstrap his startup. ‘I sold my furniture, cut out coffee, and used the $2M inheritance from my grandfather to fund my seed round.’ This story sponsored by YCombinator
Kate, 23, said it wasn't as hard to buy a house as people made out.
"I just cut my expenses. Unlike my friends, I didn't go out, I ate at home, I watched free to air TV instead of Netflix and I thrift shopped. Add that to the $500,000 my parents gave me for a deposit, and I was able to achieve my goals in just 6 months"
I love that “you sound scared” has become a way to shut down critics of AI.
…yes.
yes, I absolutely am scared of it.
No, I’m not ashamed of that.
I don’t hate AI. I don't believe it’s going to destroy us terminator style.
But I’m scared half to hell of the misinformation, political divisions, unemployment, manipulation, spam and deepfake porn and what it’s going to do to our world.
Like it or dislike it, everyone should have a healthy level of fear about what this technology can do.
you get a message in Slack with a link to the Confluence doc to prep for the meeting on Zoom, where you take notes in Notion, and track project progress on Monday and then update the Trello and you get to the end of the week and instead of doing fucking anything you've just moved bits of information around in 17 different databases and each one costs $15 a month per user...