Your metaphors, etc.., have made it easier. TYVM <3

Radiation therapy can target specific areas. It's still used instead of chemo in some cases.

Usually the cancer cells are concentrated where the tumor is. One of the first things they may do upon diagnosis of cancer is a PET scan (which shows you where cancerous stuff is throughout your body).

Life advice for all the young folks: don't get cancer.

Wish I was kidding :/

I tried YNAB and it was too cumbersome. If I were to try again, I'd go for some low-tech Exel option.

https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1680654024578854912?la...

Thank you both. And /hattip

And, well, if OpenAI just happens to gain access to a trove of data by providing the service... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

From their FAQ: "We'll never sell your information to anyone and we don’t use your personal health information to market or advertise other products available on Amazon.com."

If I were... Evil... I would have chosen the word "don't" instead of "won't", so Amazon could change their mind on some arbitrary day, delete the part that says they don't use it for marketing... and just like that... tens of thousands of Alexas are advertising herpes meds at inconvenient times.

Data breaches are also a bit more... concerning... with medical information.

Look, ignoring obvious problems in the syntax..."

Beyond underrated (the book / movie)

It depends what you want out of your job. Some people take pride in working for a FAANG. I could see this; at the end of the day, you may be able to point to a product people use IRL and be able to say "I was on the team that did that!" Personally, I could give a shit. It's more about the people I work with, and the solutions I come up with to interesting problems.

You definitely deal with less bullshit. Hopefully no more sprint planning or whatever other bureaucratic stuff you hate. Just make sure that you don't give up too much (ex: for me, I need amazing health insurance). Some people value retirement benefits, etc... just make sure it's acceptable.

For me, it's night and day. I'm much happier.

HTH

Essentially, "no one ever got fired for signing with DocuSign" (play on IBM).

I'm late to the party here, but if the authors want real world examples, please reach out.

Disputes over eSignatures come up allllll the time. And if you mention that it was "DocuSigned"... although you have done nothing aside from name-dropping... it will essentially end the dispute. Not saying that it should. Just saying that it does.