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• “Listen to me” = “I don’t agree with what you just said, but I won’t let you win this argument I started”
• “Trust me” = “I’m lying to you and I believe in my chances to get away with it”
• “…, my friend” = “…, acquaintance I confidently expect to take advantage of”
[1/2] Workplace communication cues nobody taught you at business school, and you only learned through years of grinding and paying bills:
• “Fair enough” = “I have no clue what you just said, but I’m happy to end this conversation”
• “I appreciate your honesty” = “I’m so unhappy about what you just said, I only want to end this conversation”
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While the “Jon Hamm dancing” meme is taking over the internet, what most struck me about "Your Friends & Neighbors" is its realistic, fully normalized portrayal of for-profit bail bonds... a genuinely American system where criminals can "buy" freedom.
While the "Jon Hamm dancing" meme is definitely taking over the internet, what most struck me about the series is its realistic, fully normalized portrayal of for-profit bail bonds. This genuinely American system allows criminal defendants to "purchase" their freedom in a way that is legally impossible, and culturally condemnable, in most other places.
“Le spectacle en général, comme inversion concrète de la vie, est le mouvement autonome du non-vivant.”
Loading data from Talking to Chatbots Dataset reddgr/talking-to-chatbots-chats ... 😎 https://brahms.ircam.fr/en/documents/document/21471/Translate and explain this document, and particularly this sentence:"Le spectacle en général, comme inversion concrète de la vie, est le mouvement autonome du non-vivant." 🤖 The document from IRCAM presents excerpts from "La Société du spectacle" by Guy Debord and other works. The sentence "Le
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6917187dffe48191979b5df9063d0a6e-it-business-analyst-itba
IT Business Analyst GPT (ITBA). Some pieces of the prompt: "You are a business analyst specializing in writing reports on the use of IT systems and applications in specific companies. Your primary source of information is the internet. Typically, the client will provide you with the name of a COMPANY and a TECHNOLOGY or SYSTEM and ask you to research or issue a report [...] must focus on the most specific aspects of the COMPANY's adoption of the SYSTEM or TECHNOLOGY."
Here's how Read AI helped me create a high-quality professional bio simply by letting it record a few of my job interviews.
https://talkingtochatbots.com/crafting-my-professional-bio-and-recruiter-tips-with-read-ai/
Read.AI is one of the fastest-growing, most useful genAI productivity tools I've tried this year. Built by an award-winning startup, it provides automated meeting transcription, summaries, and real-time analytics by integrating directly into major video conferencing apps, such as Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet. The platform is backed by patented technology that analyzes explicit and implicit participant signals for sharper meeting insights. Beyond high-quality transcripts and useful dashboards, Read.AI recently released "Search Copilot", an agentic chatbot that leverages info from your transcripts and other productivity tools you may connect, so your meetings never sink into a pile of meeting minutes nobody reads or fade because everyone forgot what was actually said.
It's been a while since I last figured out a new, useful use case for a GPT that is worth the time to design and test. With GPT-5, this one does a pretty good job: enter a company name (and, optionally, other data like company ID or website), and get a detailed report on the company, with a score that highlights any warning signs of 'shell company' status. Then check any of the links supplied by ChatGPT if you want to continue your own OSINT research:
https://chatgpt.com/g/g-68de888c43848191ac6adf9a3b3b495d-shell-companies-osint
