That's a very "Spherical cow in a vacuum" approach. You would need to accurately model the boss, as well as all your interactions with the boss up until your raise request, as well as the boss' environment when you make your request.
You could be on the wrong side of a reasonable boss, or in his good graces but during a bad day ...
That's the point the writer was making when he mentioned role playing games. In isolation, you could spend hours drafting the perfect plan, that wouldn't survive two minutes of contact with reality. You just don't know if your model is correct until you try.
Oh no question, biscoff is yours, I will give you that any day of the week (and then ask if I could have one, of course). Even speculoos is pretty much Belgian. But speculaas... come on author, you clearly did _some_ research, why get this wrong?
The nomenclature is quite loose. Speculaas and speculoos will be used interchangeably in parts of Belgium. "Spéculoos" will refer to both in the french-speaking part, while I anecdotally noticed Flemish people will use "speculaas" even for biscoffs.
That's why I only eat kruidnoten, less of a linguistic quagmire.
I would pay good money for something like this on iPad. It wouldn't even need to be agent-driven, just a big "I want to make a bank transfer" button, that would launch the correct app and guide through the interface.
That would be a godsent for those of us with aging parents.
> That would be a godsent for those of us with aging parents.
Right yeah? I mean I have freagin remote desktop installed on all my parent's devices. I am the agent for them every time they call frantically for help.
It's Time to redesign the apple genius bar for the modern aging boomer using this.
That's my theory, which I've seen being echoed here a few times. Encourage increased usage, suddenly raise prices, capture the photo-finish in the short lapse between prices going up and usages adjusting, and present that goldilock point-in-time to the investors as the new normal.
I've got a 100$ openAI sub through work and I never even get close to reaching the limit. I really wonder what the hell is everyone else doing that they could even get close to spending 4 figures a month in tokens.
You could be on the wrong side of a reasonable boss, or in his good graces but during a bad day ...
That's the point the writer was making when he mentioned role playing games. In isolation, you could spend hours drafting the perfect plan, that wouldn't survive two minutes of contact with reality. You just don't know if your model is correct until you try.
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