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how do we automate that process? meh/analysis

The robots are the most visual example of Bezos’s obsession with automating whatever he can to free his employees to work on more creative tasks. “I don’t think I can remember a time where he wasn’t interested in using computing to help us achieve our mission,” Wilke said. “From the earliest days, …

—p.30 Always Day One: How the Tech Titans Plan to Stay on Top Forever by Alex Kantrowitz
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they no longer have to work peak season meh/analysis

Amid the change, one thing remains constant at Amazon: the determination to invent. Automating so much labor has freed Amazon’s corporate staff to concentrate on its invention process (they no longer have to work peak season, packing boxes). And it gives Amazonians inside the FCs the time to invent…

—p.36 by Alex Kantrowitz
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I’m literally looking at the ambulance meh/style

‘OK,’ said Hugo as the car eased up to the kerb and he took in the scene, ‘I’m seeing an ambulance.’

Teddy didn’t look at the ambulance but instead checked his tablet for news of it.

‘I’m not seeing anything that would suggest an ambulance,’ he said.

‘I’m literally looking at the ambulance…

—p.300 Perfidious Albion by Sam Byers
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because they’d done it, anyone could do it meh/style

[...] It wasn’t just Handler’s politics that repelled her, it was the entire ideology these life-hacking white boys espoused. Unable to explain their privilege by any other means, they had convinced themselves and others that everything that had landed in their laps had landed there not through bas…

—p.100 by Sam Byers