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Biggest mistake of my life: leaving Google (Blind)

• ablox (Roblox): Yeah for all those who think like that, pleeeeaaaase stay at Google. Don’t come over here, we already have enough of your kind here, ruining the place.
• JYSj74 (Datadog): Xooglers finding out people work harder in other companies is always hilarious.
• bbbgo (Google): Companies are not static. Google you left probably doesn’t exist anymore.

RIP Design and customer support – the first victims from AI replacement (Blind)

• yaldaboink (Lucid Motors): Companies that outsource customer support to chatbots are satanic
• Lvru34 (Microsoft): I will like human customer support. I hate these robots response
• lambdaops (Amazon): AI does shit in design. It’s useful to create a pamphlet , but nothing more if you are looking for serious work. At best it can help designers automate boring work or try out some new inspirations.

Huawei chairman thanks the US for export restrictions on chips, says it supercharged China’s semiconductor industry — Washington’s export controls encouraged Chinese firms to invest in R&D and build their own tech stack competing with American tech (r/technology)

• zleuth: … As we all knew it would.
• Nail_clippings_Pete: At their work rate the espionage will reverse.
• Legote: Supercharge or not, they were going to do it anyways as they did with almost every industry the US “had” and advantage in.

Microsoft is threatening legal action for disclosing exploits / The company is feuding with a security researcher publicly posting vulnerabilities. (r/technology)

• oiseaua20: Microsoft’s new security strategy seems to be that if you can’t patch the vulnerability, just sue the person who found it.
• TheFoxsWeddingTarot: Highlighting the importance of ethical hackers to our safety.
• Red_Eye_Insomniac: So they want to ensure that discussions about windows exploits only happen in criminal hacker groups and dark web forums rather than out in the open? Oh yeah that makes so much sense.

Mystery company accidentally blew $500 million on Claude AI in a single month — failed to put usage limit on licenses for employees (r/technology)

• Fateor42: Would be funny if they can’t pay and just declare bankruptcy leaving Claude holding the bag.
• film_composer: That’s an interesting thought… If a company goes bankrupt because they blew through all of their money on an AI-generated product, is there any legal protection against the company’s owner just keeping what was generated and taking it to a new company? In ordinary circumstances, assets can be repossessed, but what happens when the asset is more abstract? There’s probably an obvious answer, but this is out of my wheelhouse.
• Nobody_Important: AI companies suddenly caring about ip laws would be both hilarious and very on brand for 2026.