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The thing about using slop flyers for advertising is that there’s no way to visually differentiate between a lemonade stand, a BBQ joint, a car wash, and a laundromat. They all look exactly the same and from a branding perspective that’s bad, actually

OpenAI trying to litigate this in public is an interesting strategy. If this goes to jury trail, this strategy won’t work. They would be better served by following ’s strategy and leaving this to the courts. Also interesting that the post isn’t named. openai.com/index/apple-...

Apple is getting this wrong

OpenAI addresses Apple’s baseless lawsuit, corrects claims about its employees, and shares messages documenting what happened.

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Whoever is selling this 1000 sq feet 2 bed, 1.5 bath condo with $2,857/ month HOA dues must be really either regret their 2020 purchase or think someone is dumb enough to bail them out. There is a reason why it’s been sitting since June 17, 2026.

Image showing a condo built in 1963, listed for $1,650,000 on  June 17th,2025, it was bought on October 28, 2020 for $1,490,000  and sold in 1993 for $355,000.

Polsia looks like slop and I don’t believe the $10M number. I don’t think any sane person pays for ChatPRD when they can easily just prompt all the leading LLMs Did the writer of this story really look into these companies? apple.news/ATW1ysSaBTv6...

The Rise of Million-Dollar Companies With Just One Employee — The Wall Street Journal

AI tools make it easier for founders to get started alone, and many stay that way as they grow

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Yeah. If you're a professional services firm who people hire for your judgment and you demonstrate you think your judgment is no better than a consumer AI chatbot, you have nothing at all to offer. Same goes for law firms.

Dr Duncan Robertson@duncanrobertson.bsky.social · last wk.

It's one thing to outsource thought leadership go consultants. But *if* they in turn outsource *their* thought leadership go GenAI, why not go straight to the source and cut out the middle man. www.ft.com/content/7e14...

Every time I read an AI scam email, I know the praise isn't real, but it still registers as like 1/10 real praise. Makes me think about people who use AI on purpose every day. That shit will really stack.

I always use (212) 664-7665 for self-order kiosks that require you to provide a phone number for an order. Why do you need a phone number for an order when a simple receipt will suffice? I am already at the establishment. I don’t need to spam me or collect more data about me.