Joe Noss
@joenoss.bsky.social
Proud Canadian, pragmatist, and believe in fixing problems, rather than ignoring them. Laugh at my own jokes too much. CEO @ Publicus.ai building tech to automate government procurement.
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Ya I chose uninformed. I stopped paying attention to the news and am happier.
February 13, 2025 at 5:47 AM
Ya I chose uninformed. I stopped paying attention to the news and am happier.
It’s only leverage if trump doesn’t want the government to run out of money….
He does
He does
February 10, 2025 at 3:58 PM
It’s only leverage if trump doesn’t want the government to run out of money….
He does
He does
This is absolutely despicable of him. Apologies, Kara.
February 10, 2025 at 6:05 AM
This is absolutely despicable of him. Apologies, Kara.
Ya Bluesky is just fundamentally a worse product at this time. I am here for the vibes.
Luckily the cost of software development is going down dramatically, so in the long-term it will be easier to compete on features.
Luckily the cost of software development is going down dramatically, so in the long-term it will be easier to compete on features.
February 9, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Ya Bluesky is just fundamentally a worse product at this time. I am here for the vibes.
Luckily the cost of software development is going down dramatically, so in the long-term it will be easier to compete on features.
Luckily the cost of software development is going down dramatically, so in the long-term it will be easier to compete on features.
Funniest part is that he does not know how to spell rail?
February 7, 2025 at 7:42 PM
Funniest part is that he does not know how to spell rail?
This is not a post rejecting AI.
I think we need to increase our use and integrate it throughout society.
However, I think we also need to critically evaluate its hidden costs.
How do we balance AI's efficiency gains with preserving our ability to think deeply and critically?
I think we need to increase our use and integrate it throughout society.
However, I think we also need to critically evaluate its hidden costs.
How do we balance AI's efficiency gains with preserving our ability to think deeply and critically?
February 6, 2025 at 9:35 PM
This is not a post rejecting AI.
I think we need to increase our use and integrate it throughout society.
However, I think we also need to critically evaluate its hidden costs.
How do we balance AI's efficiency gains with preserving our ability to think deeply and critically?
I think we need to increase our use and integrate it throughout society.
However, I think we also need to critically evaluate its hidden costs.
How do we balance AI's efficiency gains with preserving our ability to think deeply and critically?