I actually have 4 workflows:
Favorite use case: the internship/job hunt desk that never sleeps
It keeps an eye on job boards, finds roles that actually fit, and helps keep the whole application process moving instead of letting good listings disappear into a pile of tabs.
Another use case: class registration at 7:00:01 AM
You show it the university portal once. It knows where the waitlist is, where the 2FA prompt shows up, and which lecture fills up in seconds. At 6:59, it's already logged in with the section numbers ready to go.
"I'll watch that later" graveyard
You save things to watch and then never open them again. Once a week, the bot checks Netflix and YouTube, sees what's about to leave, and sends you three picks. "This expires Thursday." You either watch one or ignore it again.
Posting without overthinking it
You dump a few half-formed thoughts into a private chat with the bot. It turns three of them into posts that sound like you. Short, a little mean, definitely not a thread. You pick one and post it. The other two disappear.
2:40 PM
If everyone already has the Lakers as a play-in team at best because "the roster is terrible," then where does all that energy go when Luka carries this team to 50 wins and finishes 5th in MVP voting?
And when MVP voting comes around, suddenly the roster isn't bad anymore. Now Luka "has to do more."
How can the Lakers have a bad roster and Luka simultaneously have the most pressure in the NBA to win a championship?
Pick a side.
The bias is obvious. The standard keeps changing depending on what makes Luka look bad.
i hear JB frustration but this ain't it.
1 most handlers around players don't know the first thing about building a business. and that's on US. we put our people in positions of power they were never trained for and act surprised when it goes left. accountability starts in your own circle.
2 "invest in your community" sounds good until you break down what it actually means. buying your cousin a barbershop isn't community investment, it's a bill you'll be paying forever. any real advisor will tell you that. Itβs really only buying real estate commercially that makes senseβ¦
3 and let's be honest about scale. rebuilding black wall street was never and should never be on athletes. there's about 20 black billionaires in this country. have they ever sat at one table to do something massive? Iβll waitβ¦..
make great investments FIRST. stack real capital. then your second and third wave is when you do the massive thingsβ¦with enough weight behind your name to pull the city, the state, real partners into it with you.
@reach_vb Hi Vaibhav, I understand that you can have a different perspective and bias, and Iβm totally fine with that. I just personally believe Cursor is the better option. I actually cancelled my ChatGPT subscription and have been using my Cursor subscription instead.
Jalen Duren reportedly wants $40M per year from the Pistons and has been rejecting offers starting at $35M per year, per @BannedMacMahon
βThe Pistons are offering a five-year deal that would pay Duren in the range of $35 million annually. Duren, is requesting a deal with an average salary in excess of $40 million.β
(h/t @Fullcourtpass )