Here’s a discussion on Tuta’s github to you might want to check out. I guess they’re anti-AI for marketing purposes, but fine with their own devs committing AI-assisted code.

Excuse me, that’s “Fuck u/spez”

Gizmodo’s post has a bunch of tributes that have been posted; it’s mostly tweets, for some godforsaken reason. Merriam-Webster tweeted broken hearts and a link to the definition of “ENGAGE”.

The founders are co-CEOs.

Yen said this is the last year that Proton will hire engineers at all, and instead only hire people to build things with AI.

Bro is all in on AI and even he doesn’t seem to consider “prompt engineers” actual engineers.

The article doesn’t say how they’re planning to pay for Instacart. They could be planning to take on billions of dollars in debt for all we know.

Direct link to the Wired story

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He agreed with Trump on one thing, and not even one of the really bad things? Is that all?

It says about 30% took the offer in April. Microsoft probably planned for similar uptake this time, so they might really be trying to get rid of about 18,000 employees.

Someone in the Ars comments said even if everyone took the offer, that would only bring MS back to their 2020 staff count, which really doesn’t sound catastrophic.

They were the first COO. It’s possible the new position was found to be unnecessary.

Netflix actually ended up with an increase in subscribers from their crackdown. Maybe Spotify did learn from Netflix.

Netflix tweeted in March of 2017 that “Love is sharing a password” before launching its own enforcement policies in May of 2023. Later that year, Netflix raised prices up to 17 percent, and by April of 2024, the company saw the policy pay off with 9.3 million added subscriptions and a 54 percent bump in operating income.