It's been a long road from Google sacking Blake Lemoine to Google summoning various consciousness experts to NYC to debate the possibility of conscious AI - but that's where I am today.

We have raised a $61M Series A to automate customer operations. The world’s leading companies like DoorDash trust Giga to supercharge customer experience with AI.

Entry-level and junior software engineers should be planning for their existing roles to be automated by December 2025.

So here's an example of why I don't like the iPhone UX. For example, to access as the Wi-fi menu, I tap and hold the Wi-fi button, but then the next screen has the wi-fi button right underneath, so when I let go I often just turn off the wi-fi altogether.

Anthropic's retirement plan for older models include an exit interview

Zipf's law captures how the number of followers changes as you go down the ranks of the most followed accounts. If you remove the largest account, the curve *shouldn't* change that much. Look at how much the Twitter curve moves when you remove the largest account!

tfw you get a call about an unused credit card over a 6 months late payment of 100 dollars and now your score is decimated from a pristine 800 to subhuman 600 probably (it's over) (why autopay failed escapes me) (i'm on hold to cancel the card)

Nobody talks about this pandemic-era holdover, but the opening hours on most stores are totally wrong and somehow nobody gives a shit. The Walgreens by my house, according to its sign, opens at 9AM. But you’d be lucky to get in before 10. Cafes and restaurants keep correct hours, but so many stores have just totally given up on this and haven’t even bothered changing the hours on their signs. What’s the deal? Is this some variant on “quiet quitting” where people don’t bother showing up and management isn’t going to fire them?