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Apple capped engineers at a $200 daily AI budget(stork.ai)
60 points by GloVin | 76 comments
A Stork AI daily newsletter issue led by a report that Apple cut some engineers' daily AI spending cap to $200, plus other AI news items.
Rust 1.100(blog.rust-lang.org)
865 points by mbStavola | 311 comments
Official Rust Blog post announcing Rust 1.100.0, featuring the stabilized never type, Allocator API, DropGuard, conjure_zst, and Cargo improvements.
Comparing Jensen to Steve Jobs Is Stupid(jonaserthal.com)
3 points by apollopower | 1 comments
Blog post arguing that comparing Nvidia's ouster of Jensen Huang to Apple's 1985 removal of Steve Jobs is wrong, recounting Jobs' redemption at NeXT.
What it was like working for Gitlab(yorickpeterse.com)
351 points by aragilar | 414 comments
Yorick Peterse's blog post reflecting on his six years working at GitLab from 2015 to 2021, including burnout and company experiences.
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513 points by rwmj | 366 comments
IMF Finance & Development magazine article by Nicholas Bloom (September 2024) arguing that working from home is boosting productivity.
Remote work doesn't seem to affect productivity, Fed study finds(bloomberg.com)
706 points by simula67 | 467 comments
Bloomberg article reporting a San Francisco Fed study finding no evidence that remote work affects productivity, with about 30% of paid workdays remote at end of 2023.
Software may be getting worse, but it used to be horrible(bitlog.com)
282 points by jakevoytko | 309 comments
Blog post by Jake Voytko arguing that while software may be degrading today, software from the 1990s and 2000s was far buggier, citing crashes, lost work, and insecurity.
Organization probably doesn't want to improve things(ludic.mataroa.blog)
445 points by l0b0 | 372 comments
A Ludicity blog post arguing that organizations often say they want improvement but don't, using the Japanese honne-tatemae concept to explain workplace frustration.
We still use paper(humanpro.co)
60 points by gx | 68 comments
A blog essay arguing that despite AI, people still use paper, keyboards, and word processors, and asking to what degree AI will replace existing tools.
The Corporate Happiness Treadmill and the Case for Doing Less(0xff.nu)
37 points by hxii | 31 comments
A personal blog essay arguing against the corporate pursuit of constant growth and happiness, advocating for doing less at work to avoid burnout.