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14h ago

📋 Your MacBook notch now has a full fledged Clipboard Manager

Copy something, copy something else, and the first thing is gone. In the new update, the Clipboard in your notch is a full clipboard manager. It sorts what you copy, finds it again, and pastes it with one shortcut.

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10d ago

What year is it for AI at work? (I think it's 1972)

In 1972, five people left IBM to start SAP and the word "ERP" didn't exist for another 18 years. I think AI work tools are at the same stage: lots of products, no shared abstraction yet.

My bet on the missing piece: "conservation of responsibility" every agent action should trace back to a human who authorized it, with an auditable record. Until that exists, AI at work stays stuck in pilots.

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14d ago

Anyone else realize that hiring someone doesn’t automatically make your workload lighter?

When I started I thought the answer to being overwhelmed was simple bring someone in and hand things off.

But then I realized that delegation takes time too. You have to explain the work answer questions review things and sometimes fix mistakes you wouldn t have made yourself. The real benefit only comes when you trust someone enough to let them own the work. How do you know when you re ready to stop doing something yourself and actually hand it over?