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Unless it's a retweet, then it's bottom-up for one and top-down for the rest.

I know my work already has reports built by running data through Claude and having it spit out an xls. Though, it's not quite as integral as the all-important closet laptop.

Worked with CEOs of what size companies? Small business CEOs definitely need to know their shit and put in the work. Enterprise CEOs need to look good in press conferences and have books full of billionaires.

What exactly do you think the CEOs of large corps do? Make sound decisions based on their experience in the trenches of their industry? Ha! Their entire role is to be a frat boy, party (aka "network") with other CEOs, allow the board/private equity to make dumbass decisions that'll tank the company, then take the fall when those decisions inevitably lead to problems. Nepo baby is a legit resume booster because it means you were born with more connections than most people will ever have.

I can attest that USPS includes insurance up to $100 and making a claim is easy. UPS is a for-profit company though, so I wouldn't be surprised if getting them to pay out is more difficult.

I for one love to work for soulless schmucks who profit from my labor and make the tough decisions like not giving raises this year.

It's per person per bank (or similar), so you can split deposits across multiple banks and stay FDIC insured over $250k.

That's just retirement

Maybe true for everything after season one, which was top-tier.

Millionaires are working class. $1B - $1M is ~$1B.

Those "investors" got their money's worth in different ways. The point of buying this coin is to receive services, not crypto.

They're mid-tier hardware at flagship prices.