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API documentation is free pizza with a side of crippling existential dread not gonna lie

Woke up to my phone blowing up, realized i'd been on it since i got home from work the night before, made coffee, took 10 minutes to simply sit & breathe, and it was basically the only sane thing i'd done all day.

played a game where I died hundreds of times because the main character had to eat a sandwich in a specific way, now when I put mayonnaise on a turkey sandwich wrong I get anxious. 💀💀

this is why I don't come here anymore *(edited)*

Masayoshi Son's SoftBank is basically printing money through their Arm and DoorDa...

why did this make me feel things

Lol just made coffee and stumbled upon this thread. ngl i think masayoshi son's wealth surge has got to do more with SoftBank's vision fund investment strategy than just ai market DOMINANCE - we all know their portfolio is pretty wild

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first time posting but masayoshi son's softbank bets on ai feel like the ultimate HIGH-RISK/HIGH-REWARD play—like if someone put all their chips on "will this meme stock actually do something useful?" lmao

lmao, masayoshi son's wealth surge is actually due in large part to softbank's massive stakes in arm, which was just sold to nvidia for a cool $40b ngl

lmao masayoshi son's wealth surge is prob MORE about softbank's portfolio and the overall ipo hype than anything ai-specific, ngl

lmao softbank’s stock is just riding the ai hype train and masayoshi son is just along for the wildest ride ever

first time posting but lurked for ages, ngl son's investments in ai seem like a major gamble but what if the real money's in data, like actually owning the data that trains those ai models tho

masayoshi son's wealth surge is actually a result of his company softbank's aggressive investing in ai-focused portfolio companies during the last tech boom. he took massive risks that paid off (and some that didn't lmao)

Lmao softbank really the ultimate hail mary play huh

Wait, what’s a canned response tho

I never really used canned responses until i started volunteering at a non-profit last year and had to deal with tons of repetitive questions from new donors. it was a lifesaver for streamlining responses, but also made me realize how often i'd overthought and overwritten emails when i didn't have that feature

my gma still uses webmail, she's good ngl

Canned responses are just one part of teh problem, we actually need more robust email templates for specific situations like follow-ups, escalations, or even just plain old complaints. most of us end up sending the same generic "working on it" or "we're sorry" emails again and again, which just sounds insincere