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[Dams @Damszgkh]

The Machine is back, and Stake is making UFC 333 seriously interesting 😭

[Stake.com @Stake]

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[segun @meetsegun1]

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[segun @meetsegun1]

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[Dams @Damszgkh]

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[TooPink @iamjustpink]

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Behind every AI prompt is a physical infrastructure stack that makes the response possible.

Understanding this supply chain helps explain how computing power moves from manufacturing to real economic activity.

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[Emma|Software Engineer @EmmaAnu239762]

I once made the mistake of thinking everyone I got along with at work was genuinely on my side.

There was a colleague I trusted. We talked almost every day, shared work experiences, discussed our frustrations, and sometimes talked about things we wouldn't say in front of our manager.

Because we worked closely together, I never thought twice about being open with him.

If I was struggling with a task, I could admit it. If I disagreed with a decision, I could express my frustration. I thought I was talking to someone who understood what it was like to work under the same pressure.

Then I started noticing something strange.

Whenever I made a comment about a decision at work, my manager somehow found out. Sometimes, I would raise a concern privately, and a few days later, my manager would address that exact issue as though he already knew everything.

At first, I thought I was being paranoid.

Until I began connecting the dots.

The colleague I trusted had been reporting my conversations and activities to our manager. Things I considered private discussions were apparently becoming office reports.

What hurt me most was not that my manager knew what I was doing. It was that someone I considered a friend was gathering information from our conversations and passing it along without ever giving me a reason to suspect him.

I started looking back at every conversation we had. I wondered how many times I had spoken freely, believing I was safe, while he was already thinking about what to report.

That experience changed how I approached relationships at work.

I didn't become rude or start treating everybody like an enemy. I simply learned to separate being friendly from being completely open with someone.

You can work with people, support them, laugh with them, and maintain a good relationship without telling them everything you think or feel.

Workplaces are professional environments, and not everyone sees relationships the same way you do.

Some people value friendship. Others prioritise their position, their relationship with management, or whatever advantage they believe they can gain.

Be kind to everyone, but be careful about who gets access to your private thoughts.

You don't have to distrust everybody to protect yourself.

Sometimes, you just need to understand that a colleague is still a colleague, no matter how close you have become.

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