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Jon Cooper on the Nikita Kucherov situation: "I will sit here and tell you nothing has changed in what our goals are this year just, maybe, the context of how it is going to go about. Kuch is 100% a part of this team. He wants to be a part of this team for this season and he is committed to be with the group that loves him and the group he loves. What I don't want to get skewed in all of this is if Kuch turns the puck over or the play does not go exactly his way and he shows frustration or, at some point, the coach who is coaching him is showing frustration with him or somebody else on the team and, then, everybody says, 'Oh my God. He wants out.' That will not be the case. Jon Cooper will coach the team the way Jon Cooper has always coached the team and Kuch is going to play like the superstar he is and the way he has for a decade and a half and that is how it is going to continue. All the rest of it is outside noise and, for Kuch internally, what happens after our season is over, that's Kuch's right and he has earned that right for whatever happens. For us, it probably made the team stronger."
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We'll be performing at the @BuffaloBills halftime show on Thanksgiving Night at Highmark Stadium 🏈🙌
Sorry, but my workforce is 100% capable of remote collaboration and working remotely so they can have a better work/life balance.
I called an all hands meeting with my Grok Bots and asked what kind of office they'd want to work in.
A few hours later they'd built it themselves...
It's a live view of my actual team. When a bot gets a task, it walks to its desk and gets to work. When two of them need to coordinate, they walk over to each other's desks or meet in the lounge. When someone has something for Alfred, my chief of staff, they walk into his office and hand it off in person.
Is any of this necessary? No. But watching the work get done is weirdly satisfying. I think it's because we've always pictured work happening in an office, with a team.
Want one for your own bots? Comment "office" and I'll send you the prompt my team wrote so yours can build one too.
There are a ton of services that remove your data from public sites. What happens if you’re getting 12 robocalls a day? Take action with Robocall Fighter. Send screenshots of the voicemails those robocalls leave and it will start its investigation.
x.ai/bot/zvY-ymHRxKP6aAkKycR…
Hate when I forget no more Wholesale club cash back… teapawt.org/i/jf/cards/money/share…
How I Made "The Wrong Side Of 25" - Track by Track youtu.be/8exsrlW_L0Y?si=EdkH… via @YouTube
My favorite independent artist @gracedavies not only released her smash album, but just released a Making Of video of the album. Her album is making its rounds on my Apple Music and YouTube music apps depending on the day. Have a listen to her album "The Wrong Side Of 25" today!
At what point does the @NHLPA protect their players by demanding @NHLPlayerSafety to actually do their job?
It's disappointing to subscribe to @X Premium+ for a year to get no ads, only to have the terms change and ads be added...
Newest @bot use: processing my robocall complaints. Reverse lookup of the callback toll free number and opening a ticket with the responsible org.
I had calls like this for a year. This is what I did to fix it!
1. Take a screen capture of each voicemail transcription and look up the toll free number they want you to call them back at.
2. Lookup who owns the toll free number. I used 800forall.com/SearchWhoOwns.…
3. Contact the owner of that toll free network, in my case it was 46 Labs (who bought Hypercube Networks)
4. They had me send an email to their support email with screenshots like this and the voicemail transcriptions of the callback numbers and they created a ticket. The calls stopped within 36 hours.
Their response with closing the ticket had the following:
We take these concerns seriously. Please note that our company is a telecommunications provider that assigns phone numbers to customers, and we do not place or control the calls made using those numbers.
That said, we have:
•Logged your complaint internally
•Notified our customer who has been assigned this number
•Requested that they review and ensure compliance with all applicable laws, including the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA), as applicable
Due to confidentiality and regulatory requirements, we are unable to disclose the upstream carrier information without a subpoena, court order or an FCC Inquiry.
