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    LinkedIn is a particular, quite sadistic, version of hell. This happens nowhere else:

    "finding out you’ve been let go and then watching the people who made that decision receive public sympathy for it... while you’re still figuring out what to do next."

    medium.com/@kakamber07/...

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    Really expected something smarter from TGL than recommending W and Monnet.

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    "as social media’s algorithms showed more promoted content and less of the things that people you followed created, the value of the personal connection of Google’s accidental social network became ever more clear"

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    Tropical storm in (checks notes) Brussels?

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    Well, we won't win the world cup.

    But we saved it, and that's something to celebrate.

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    Thinking I may have gone a little OTT on @twinkl.social, and absolutely keeping it that way. #lessisabore

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    Even better it was BlueSky's spam detector, not WSocial's! As @robin.berjon.com mentioned to me earlier today, "the only thing their spam detectors give you is a false sense of security".

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    The best analyses of where society's heading usually come from those seeking media business models.

    This is no exception, tracking as it does "the increasing marriage of extreme wealth, Big Tech, AI and the coalescing American oligarchy which is allied with the political forces of autocracy."

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    Great thread, particularly if you believe, as I do, that comprehensible FAQs are (almost!) as important as the features themselves.

    If a new feature drops in the atmosphere but nobody understands it, did it every actually happen?

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    Congrats, America! You've just smeared your ugliness all over the beautiful game as you give your players license to break their opponents' legs with impunity.

    OTOH nobody will respect your victories from now on, so you lose even if you win.

    Nice.

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    Did someone mention transition plan?*
    mathewlowry.medium.com/x-strategy-o...

    * Warning: the logical arguments set out in this framework are not immune to corridor conversations.

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    Nope, while I was watching England lose to Argentina, you were releasing the basic building block of the future of online collective intelligence. We can, and should, build the European research area with it, augmented with additional curation layers (lab, policy cluster, etc).

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    Absolutely. Because no European has ever acted immorally, right?