Every platform is getting worse as the entrepreneurs who built them leave, and the second string management team that replaces them extracts every last bit of value from them.
https://t.co/gHHEMib2if
@zendesk
I'm finding your chat-session-based, bot-blockaded support experience HUGELY time-wasting, and aggravating beyond words. Is it no long possible to just create a conventional email-based support ticket to get help from you?
@marick intellect: "True."
heart / ego: "But, but, but....!"
I find this human shortcoming fairly evenly distributed. I think the trickiest part is where and how we imagine ourselves somehow exempt.
you should start many books and complete few
you should buy books on a whim, when possible
you shouldn't even know the whole contents of your own shelves. If you create a home library it should act as one: It is there for you to discover and rediscover, to get lost in.
I raise my glass in cheers, fellow Twitter friends and residents... may this "rare defeat" currently being handed to Jamie Dimon become less and less rare, and spread on to others of similarly parasitic persuasion.π₯ Enough's enough.
Jamie Dimon was handed a rare defeat from shareholders as they rejected a pay proposal, just months after the board unfurled lucrative incentives for the JPMorgan chief to stay on for a number of years https://t.co/iImX8k6fWg
Interesting brief read.
"Funding models explain why itβs so hard to rely on software services long-term. Not because of technical problems like crashes, but because theyβre often built to die."
https://t.co/DR3VYigda6
Finally got around to reading this in its entirety today, and learned quite a bit that I did not know. I also found much of it disturbing. You might too.
(Note: read if you want, react on your own; I'm kind of done with non-listening Twitter arguments.)
https://t.co/CK23vX9jI4