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From 2004 - 2014, an pseudonymous employee called Mini-Microsoft frequently posted critiques of Microsoft management from the perspective of a technically-literate manager in a series of hot takes. Top hits include:
Much has been said about how AI will distort the economy. The arguments are each compelling on their own, but there’s no coherence across thinkers about what will happen. The observations most often made include:
In sixth grade (mid-1980’s), I won an award at school for my project about the state of Earth’s drinking water. What I had researched back then (with as much “research” as a sixth grader could do prior to the internet, which basically amoun...
I was fired from my first job within weeks. But to make matters worse:
I was making below minimum wage. You have to be a special type of worker to be fired when making $3/hr.
My cousin fired me, because our mutual boss was too con...
Ancient wisdom says our elders are wisest. But is that true? Or at least still true?
Listening to village elders made sense for eons because things didn’t change decade to decade or even generation to generation. Despite the modern myth th...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder of Superphonic, author of Molochinations. Former site lead and engineer at OpenAI, tech CEO, and senior leader at Microsoft and Meta. Part-time faculty at Univ. of WA. Host of Peak Salvation podcast.
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