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Now that's something these agents can do. Replace bullshit advisors to give similarly short-sighted recommendations.

The thing is, what they're doing isn't technically criminal. It just violates the terms of use of most social media sites and apps.

Well, they don't much any more. The normies moved to apps.

Uh...they host AWS via Route53. Is AWS alone not considered big enough to be "dogfooding"?

The article, at least, doesn't seem to try to define or measure "productivity". Well no shit people are going to be happier not being forced to go somewhere for some period of time five days a week.

Am I happier working from home, or having the choice to do so? Sure. Their data strongly backs that. Do I actually get my work done equally well? For me personally yes but anecdotally group decision-making in remote contexts is much slower.

The research here is ultimately pointless, because it drives zero action to the people who would be deciding WFH policy who are making that choice based on business goals, not personal goals. It might inform politicians if they're driving policy to promote remote work, but without data about productivity tradeoff or lack thereof, there's no informed decision to make.

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Ya but they're gonna keep happening until it becomes financially riskier to do a reboot than a new IP. Reboots will have to consistently flop hard.

Vlad the Nailer

The guy who opened fire on a concert from a balcony in Las Vegas in 2017 shot about 450 people