> At which point do we believe the message?

Yet the same 1,000 people are all raising funds to do more on the frontier.

Not my fault, I was certain that they would move out of the way of the bullet.

Not to mention the roughly million (civilian) family members that live on US military bases.

Also Iran, by comparison, has zero schools on military bases. That Minab elementary school plot stopped being a military base in 2013. It was 3 years later that they decided to build a school there instead. Even Google Maps marked it as a school and it was painted bright pastels with obvious signage.

Historically the ad was in a newspaper and you would sit and circle them with your breakfast while listening to the wireless.

Companies didnt pay to put the ad in the paper every day once the vacancy was filled.

Hey, historically your "employer" would flog you if you tried to change "jobs".

HR was much better at "employee retention" historically.

It's from a frightfully poor year as well

as soulless, dead-eyed and wealth-obsessed as the people that work at apple

10x dev ... so sick 70 days a year is the target

bitcoin ... now thats a name ive not heard in a long time

> For a while it also felt like MCP was a convenient answer for companies that were under pressure to have “an AI strategy” but didn’t really know how to do that.

MCP was a convenient answer for companies that had spent the last few years shutting down APIs because allowing API access bad.

Perhaps a little out of date now, but I found claude was better (trained?) with the gh command line than with the github mcp. For a $corp internal tool ... I don't really see how and LLM would be able to be trained on it.