@JTGenter Not unprompted - I opened up a feedback, first try I got a generic response, 2nd try I tried to very clearly state what I wanted and how the conditions had been fulfilled. A week or so later I got a reply confirming
@JTGenter@katieGenter@TurkishAirlines Thought I’d update : got an email confirming that campaign conditions were met and that points will be credited 1-15 Nov
@zachxbt@DegenerateNews Hear me out. Hacker is from the project. “Calls them out” to release an airdrop. Post goes viral. They release an airdrop to make more money, redeem their image and also keep the “hacked” funds
@nosilverv I would love to find an example of someone giving insight into their coaching where they don’t take that role, don’t provide concrete answers, but are still attentive and firm and push back
@nosilverv This was my initial observation too but also notice that it puts him in the position of a person with The Answers, which a good coach shouldn’t do or be.
Works very well for autistic tech folk who want a loving but firm father figure that gives them answers though.
I‘ve always been an extremely online person. But I see the writing on the wall. “Authenticity“ in online content has been co-opted by the machine and is dying
maybe it‘s time for all of us to log off and play in the garden
The fact this was such a surprise to me shows how much I was resisting
Since childhood I'd developed this deep-set belief that stability/love/routine would rob me of freedom
Now I find a deeper freedom in the choice I have to not chase anymore
In turning to stability in my 30s, I'm in some ways becoming what I was always afraid of - normie mediocrity, if you will.
The thing is, I lived the life I thought would make me happy (travel, polyamory, hedonism) - and it didn't fill the void.
With the age of AI agents upon us, there’ll basically only be a very short period of human history where the majority of work done wasn’t by free labour