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explores the challenges and considerations of integrating AI tools into human workflows, particularly in engineering and operations contexts.

I found it to be an interesting read.

I was watching an interview with Yayo and I didn’t realize until then that even a friendly greeting with someone that had beef with your in-group was considered a deep betrayal.

Begs the question what the founder’s intent was with the 10th amendment. I’d say it covers AI until you get federal dollars tied to it.

Deahee,

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Yeah I think the point is that if you are using it as a sales channel then you should measure it closely because it probably isn't doing as well as you think. Social media is just an extension of customer support in its most effective use case. You can see Lucidchart responds to customer questions via twitter for example.

ditto. There are huge problems in filtering authority with such a massive source of real-time information that is so easily gamed. The barrier to tweeting a link is magnitudes easier than putting up a new webpage. I would argue that the only real value they are getting currently is rel="author" information with plans for giving value to other signals later. I really think the SEO hype about social media is an extension of the hype the article talks about.

If there were any compelling counterexamples, they would already be touting them already. Glad someone is calling out the emperor for wearing no clothes. Hope this idea gets traction.

Thanks for the tips. Wordpress was being extremely uncooperative. Wasn't parsing <pre> or <code> properly. I will throw that .js script up on the next release. Thanks!

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I can't speak to Excel integration, but I think people are doing that.

It is a diagramming app so it is really more useful to add into a word doc or powerpoint. What use case were you thinking of for Excel?

I guess it is a good thing we are finally migrating away from Cake :/

I work at a lean startup. Sometimes the "email guy" is whoever has a free second.

Might be that the poster had no previous posting or commenting history.

It is interesting to see what people are working on after they leave Google.

Been getting that feedback from others. If we did a followup article what specifics would be most interesting to know?

There is a free team account for educators they just have to apply for it.

Price change is not fundamental to economics. It is fundamental to a post-Fed inflationary policy that seeks for a low (or at least a consistent) unemployment rate. That being said I think this is a great case study of "menu costs" on steriods.

My skills are a little rough and this is probably more than a company can devote to a browser war study but it would be interesting to see this benchmark run multiple times or as a Monte Carlo simulation.

Also - does anyone know what core runs at 50% in IE even when the user is idle? Not surprised to hear it but curious if anyone knows what it is.

well obviously people are interested in it. Can't fault you for trying to make a little scratch