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I mostly agree, but if leading a team to a championship is a credential for retiring one’s jersey then we might as well retire Kawhi’s too. I see your point tho

I have used Google Cloud for most of my professional career (just a few years into it). I think it's a great and simple cloud service. Now I'm working with Azure and it's the most confusing service I think I've ever worked with. Does anyone else agree or is it just me?

Definitely read this thinking of a computer server, very confusing from that perspective

The Personal Data Server (PDS) in #ATProtocol stores structured data on behalf of users. Users delegate to a PDS, and can change it later. Kind of like choosing GitHub for git hosting, running it yourself, etc The user approves apps to write to the PDS.

Yea it seems like breaks are common theme to prevent burnout, seems kinda obvious now that I’m thinking about it lol

Great insight in this thread for anyone just starting a career in tech!

Wow, that’s some valuable insight! I think I have been trying to figure out what the culture at my startup should be once it matures a little. This helps a ton and aligns with my own values. Have you never experienced any burnout in your career then? Seems to good to be true haha

Finally read the full paper and I'm on board. Calling AI errors hallucinations suggests they have perception and that something goes wrong when in fact, the process is the same whether the output is meaningful or not. Better to refer to it as bullshit - no regard for the truth. #AcademicSky

I’m just starting out in my career, I’ve co-founded a startup and am working in a rehabilitation laboratory at a University. So far I’m loving what I do and don’t have a hint of burnout. Do most people just hit it like a brick wall? Seems terrifying tbh