man, who should we believe: someone who's virtually never gotten along with her colleagues in a true newsroom and was previously accused of being a terrible manager at their previous stop, or the multi-Emmy-Peabody-Polk award winner beloved by his co-workers?
Jeff Bezos: "We have way too much corporate welfare, way too much corporate subsidies. There's way too much influence in politics from business, in some cases, wealthy people who really focus on that, unions."
These guys are themselves the biggest impediment to AI adoption. They can try to blame mainstream media or Karen Hao or the woke pope or boomer bureaucrats, but they’re doing a great job on their own to make this stuff as popular as a rash.
Zero out taxes for the bottom half of earners. A nurse in Queens shouldn’t be sending money to Washington. Washington should be sending her an apology.
The judicial system requires a tremendous amount of resources. Procedural questions like jurisdiction, statute of limitations, etc are objective and should be determined more expeditiously than a 3 week trial where the jury does not rule on the merits.
Really good - and balanced - piece by @johnhcook RE the medium and longer-term worries about Seattle's position in the tech ecosystem. @geekwire is a blessing for this city. https://t.co/lZPwAEewZP
Update: This is a bug. It will be fixed in the next release, aiming for right after Google IO.
More info if you're interested:
We ship this "helper app" (GeminiAppLauncher) to enable hotkeys so you can activate Gemini without the full app having to run all the time in the background.
This helper app was never intended to ignore your explicit OS setting change. That is the bug that's being fixed.
In the meantime, you can override this by turning off the "Open at Login" setting in the Gemini app settings - see the screenshot.
One note: if you do this, it will turn off the background process that detects hotkeys, so global keyboard shortcuts won't work.
Hope this helps, and sorry again for the frustration. A lot of us on the team, including me, love to read your stuff, and I hope you try Gemini again on your Mac.