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what's it like to work at PostHog? this video probably won't answer that, but it does reveal the deepest darkest secrets of some our treasured colleagues, including: - Raquel M Smith: blessed exec person - Ben White: captain of the benterprise - Danilo Campos: propagandist and AI wizard wrangler... show more

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Today we announce an exciting new chapter in PostHog’s journey, our new range of PostHog Heroes action figures. With PostHog Heroes, our precious youth can finally realize their dreams of one day founding a B2B SaaS company and delivering shareholder value. We’ve already sold the movie rights to A24 with Timothée Chalamet attached as the lead. We’re hopeful this is the movie that will win him the Oscar he craves.

Today we announce an exciting new chapter in PostHog’s journey, our new range of PostHog Heroes action figures. With PostHog Heroes, our precious youth can finally realize their dreams of one day founding a B2B SaaS company and delivering shareholder value. We’ve already sold the movie rights to A24 with Timothée Chalamet attached as the lead. We’re hopeful this is the movie that will win him the Oscar he craves.

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Blair Williams revealed that she genuinely enjoys what she does, recalling an experience involving an NFL player and his father that made her realize how much she enjoys the attention and excitement that comes with her lifestyle. She explained that she likes the feeling of being desired because it makes her feel confident in what she does, and that at this point, it’s no longer mainly about the money but more about the thrill and passion behind it. “The money is great, but I want to be fvvking like the gods, the god fvvkers.”

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Blair Williams revealed that she genuinely enjoys what she does, recalling an experience involving an NFL player and his father that made her realize how much she enjoys the attention and excitement that comes with her lifestyle. She explained that she likes the feeling of being desired because it makes her feel confident in what she does, and that at this point, it’s no longer mainly about the money but more about the thrill and passion behind it. “The money is great, but I want to be fvvking like the gods, the god fvvkers.”

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The danger of AI is not just the slop, but what we lose in the process. Michael Pollan explains: "We're moving into this time where we're gonna sub out writing to AI. And AI can write our papers, and professors are dealing with this everywhere now. But what is lost is a way of thinking. Writing does something to your brain. It gives you access to things you can't know just walking around or thinking or planning or outlining. If you were just transcribing what was in your head, it would be kind of onerous. But it really is what you learn in the course of a day spent writing, things you didn't know, ideas that you didn't expect. And that's the thrill of it."

The danger of AI is not just the slop, but what we lose in the process. Michael Pollan explains: "We're moving into this time where we're gonna sub out writing to AI. And AI can write our papers, and professors are dealing with this everywhere now. But what is lost is a way of thinking. Writing does something to your brain. It gives you access to things you can't know just walking around or thinking or planning or outlining. If you were just transcribing what was in your head, it would be kind of onerous. But it really is what you learn in the course of a day spent writing, things you didn't know, ideas that you didn't expect. And that's the thrill of it."

David Perell Clips

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Jacob Helberg says sovereignty is defined by whoever controls the hardware of the internet: "If you have a foreign government that controls and can instrumentalize its tech companies that operate the hardware of the internet—it fundamentally challenges our traditional conception of sovereignty, because it raises the question: what does it mean to be sovereign when a foreign power knows all the deepest, darkest secrets of all the judges, journalists, and jurists, and politicians in your country." "The definition of sovereignty starts to look very different in a world like that." "And so the first Trump administration carried out and prosecuted a very comprehensive campaign that basically argued that Huawei and ZTE are national security threats. That campaign has been sustained across administrations since then, including this one." Jacob Helberg with Erik Torenberg

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This is UNBELIEVABLE. Watch this incredible exchange where the Early Education Minister Olivia Bailey is repeatedly asked a simple, straightforward question: Does the UK agree with the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz? She won't answer. Not once. She's asked SIX times! Instead, she dodges: "We will not be taking part... we believe in free navigation of the seas... we want to see free navigation of the Strait of Hormuz." She even claims, "I think I'm being clear". Clear? The answer is obviously NO, we don't agree with the blockade! But she just can't bring herself to say it. What's truly scary is this is the Early Education Minister responsible for our kids' futures and she can't even answer a basic, straightforward question. 🤦‍♂️ Incredible.

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Meghan & Harry go around SCREAMING about dangers online and the biggest area of concern online in terms of privacy and potential abuse is AI And what does Meghan invest in after complaining about it? AI Here is a question, Since Meghan is an investor does that mean she has access to the personal information of those who purchase items? Does she get information on who browses her storefront? This is important information the public should know before clicking on the website Meghan has connected herself to

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🚨 There are more cool things in PostHog: - Max AI has evolved into PostHog AI. It can now navigate the app, create feature flags, and is automatically aware of the active tab. - PostHog AI's updated chat UI now shows its reasoning, planning, and tool calling all in real-time. - You can now schedule changes to *existing* feature flags, making it even easier to manage release conditions. - Export up to 15 second session replay clips to MP4 or GIFs. Memes not guaranteed. - Our new beta SDK Doctor will alert you when you're running an out-of-date SDK - Android and Flutter SDKs now support error tracking (beta) - Long session replays now take less time to buffer by only loading 15 mins at a time - New tab UI that shows you most recently visited pages at the top - You can now pin tabs, so you can now have pinned tabs inside your pinned tabs. We call this Tabception - Sort error tracking issues by revenue impact (if you've setup revenue analytics, so you should probably do that!) - TikTok Ads as a data source

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When anyone responds to Candace Owens or refutes her claims she always spins it as if it’s evidence they’re conspiring against her. Or that it somehow proves her claims are true. And if they don’t respond or refute her crazy claims she does the exact same thing. I’ve watched her do this a few times now. Probably one of the reasons why many chose not to respond to her at all. Because it doesn’t matter what you say or what the answer is she’ll just put her own spin on it to fit her own narratives.

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Witnesses to Charlie Kirk being shot at a Turning Point USA event in Utah: “[Person 1:] I hope it all gets figured out and I really — really don’t want this to happen again… [Person 2:] I think the focus of this should probably be on some sort of g*n control, or something like that, so that things like this can't happen."

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"I think among a lot of Democrats there's this kind of what psychologists would call 'learned helplessness' where you just think, 'Well we can't do anything about it. We have to wait till 2029' ... In New York with some people it's just like, 'Well we just have to do our things in New York and not worry about the rest of the country.' It does not work that way. We are one country. Our democracy can rise or fall on what this man is doing. And, it's not just our democracy. ... It directly affects our lives. The stability of our economy depends on the belief in the rule of law that people think we have a stable legal system, and it's hard to believe that today"

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10,775 次观看 • 1 年前

Introducing PostHog 3000 & Notebooks 🎉 As an end of year gift to our awesome users, we've released a major overhaul of the PostHog user experience. Our goal with this redesign is to make PostHog feel less like a SaaS app and more like a dev tool. ✅ It's got dark mode! ✅ It's got data density! ✅ It's got side panels! ✅ It's got... notebooks? Notebooks is a new, free feature that's integral to the PostHog 3000 experience. Think of them as an ever-present place to collect data, explore it, add context, and share with others. Investigating a bug report? 🐞 Drag and drop session replays into a notebook. Researching a new idea? 💡 Collect insights and add them to your proposal seamlessly, alongside survey results or cohorts. Planning a launch? 🚀 Embed the feature flags, events, persons, or cohorts you'll need to deploy changes and track success. Notebooks make analyzing data and sharing your findings effortless – see the video demo for more. We have way more planned for Notebooks and PostHog 3000 in 2024, such as: 🔔 A new activity feed 📔 Notebook templates ⌨️ Way more keyboard shortcuts 💬 Comments, replies and mentions (coming very soon) We hope you enjoy the update and, as ever, please share your feedback (it's even easier to do in PostHog 3000!). Thank you for your support. 🙌

Introducing PostHog 3000 & Notebooks 🎉 As an end of year gift to our awesome users, we've released a major overhaul of the PostHog user experience. Our goal with this redesign is to make PostHog feel less like a SaaS app and more like a dev tool. ✅ It's got dark mode! ✅ It's got data density! ✅ It's got side panels! ✅ It's got... notebooks? Notebooks is a new, free feature that's integral to the PostHog 3000 experience. Think of them as an ever-present place to collect data, explore it, add context, and share with others. Investigating a bug report? 🐞 Drag and drop session replays into a notebook. Researching a new idea? 💡 Collect insights and add them to your proposal seamlessly, alongside survey results or cohorts. Planning a launch? 🚀 Embed the feature flags, events, persons, or cohorts you'll need to deploy changes and track success. Notebooks make analyzing data and sharing your findings effortless – see the video demo for more. We have way more planned for Notebooks and PostHog 3000 in 2024, such as: 🔔 A new activity feed 📔 Notebook templates ⌨️ Way more keyboard shortcuts 💬 Comments, replies and mentions (coming very soon) We hope you enjoy the update and, as ever, please share your feedback (it's even easier to do in PostHog 3000!). Thank you for your support. 🙌

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Your baby’s laughter says more than just “this is funny.” Lacking conventional language, laughter is an important form of infant communication. What feedback does it convey to their caregivers? The answer, in part, is: “I like this interaction we’re having. Let’s keep it going.” Think of it as a non-verbal performance review: a way of communicating their approval of your job performance…and an incentive to keep up the good work. It’s hard to tell exactly what mom or dad is doing to make the clanging noise in the video, shared to FB by Baby Wonders, but our hero is making her approval known loud and clear.

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25,874 次观看 • 1 年前

Well, we do have some official confirmation now from the White House that a framework agreement to negotiate a ceasefire was sent to Iran. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refuses to say who the agreement was sent to or the content of the reported 15-point plan, but it does seem like conversations are happening. The Iranians, obviously, are rejecting all conversations and have substantial demands (including the complete end of war and reparations) to even begin negotiating, but part of the reason the market may have been green today is on the belief that there are *some* level of discussions taking place.

Well, we do have some official confirmation now from the White House that a framework agreement to negotiate a ceasefire was sent to Iran. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt refuses to say who the agreement was sent to or the content of the reported 15-point plan, but it does seem like conversations are happening. The Iranians, obviously, are rejecting all conversations and have substantial demands (including the complete end of war and reparations) to even begin negotiating, but part of the reason the market may have been green today is on the belief that there are some level of discussions taking place.

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🔥🤣 WOW.. Meet Heidi Beirich. Of COURSE this evil woman was sending millions to HER UNDERCOVER NEO-NAZI LOVER while at SPLC. She is a professional race hustler. I made this video on her last year… and it is WILD. The first vibes off of her I got was that if she were a prison guard or a prison psychologist … she’s the kind of person that would be falling in love/ banging inmates and helping them to escape. Wait til the end where she discusses her obsession like “FASCINATION with this work to the point of it being unhealthy” Jack Posobiec wonder if the show “The Savant” based on tactics like her groups is STILL coming out? It was announced in April that it would be July after being DELAYED after the murder of Charlie last year. What is in that show they didn’t want us to see?

🔥🤣 WOW.. Meet Heidi Beirich. Of COURSE this evil woman was sending millions to HER UNDERCOVER NEO-NAZI LOVER while at SPLC. She is a professional race hustler. I made this video on her last year… and it is WILD. The first vibes off of her I got was that if she were a prison guard or a prison psychologist … she’s the kind of person that would be falling in love/ banging inmates and helping them to escape. Wait til the end where she discusses her obsession like “FASCINATION with this work to the point of it being unhealthy” Jack Posobiec wonder if the show “The Savant” based on tactics like her groups is STILL coming out? It was announced in April that it would be July after being DELAYED after the murder of Charlie last year. What is in that show they didn’t want us to see?

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In this viral interview, see how Tshidi Madia appropriates the language of the very people she has spent her career denigrating. In this short segment, her comments reveal a concern about inequality and dispossession, while she invokes the urgency of transformation and redress for the majority by calling upon the Marxist language of land and the ownership of the means of production. Yet, she has spent her entire adult life opposing precisely the political formations and individuals pushing for these transformative policies through redistributive or interventionist means. This reveals a classic tension within the demographic Tshidi and others like her represent. They may acknowledge historical injustice rhetorically, but will always stop short of supporting the structural changes required to undo it. Instead, Tshidi and co. default to a technocratic or market-based approach that maintains the status quo. This is a case of rhetorical radicalism married to political conservatism. So when she speaks of “moving the needle”, the question becomes: how far is she really willing to move it? And who does she trust to move it? Her language borrows from a transformative lexicon, but her politics remain aligned with anti-transformation forces that resist actual redistribution or state intervention, often in the name of “stability,” “investment,” “good governance” or “rule of law”. It cannot be a good life to live.

In this viral interview, see how Tshidi Madia appropriates the language of the very people she has spent her career denigrating. In this short segment, her comments reveal a concern about inequality and dispossession, while she invokes the urgency of transformation and redress for the majority by calling upon the Marxist language of land and the ownership of the means of production. Yet, she has spent her entire adult life opposing precisely the political formations and individuals pushing for these transformative policies through redistributive or interventionist means. This reveals a classic tension within the demographic Tshidi and others like her represent. They may acknowledge historical injustice rhetorically, but will always stop short of supporting the structural changes required to undo it. Instead, Tshidi and co. default to a technocratic or market-based approach that maintains the status quo. This is a case of rhetorical radicalism married to political conservatism. So when she speaks of “moving the needle”, the question becomes: how far is she really willing to move it? And who does she trust to move it? Her language borrows from a transformative lexicon, but her politics remain aligned with anti-transformation forces that resist actual redistribution or state intervention, often in the name of “stability,” “investment,” “good governance” or “rule of law”. It cannot be a good life to live.

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People claim she fell from a tree while disguised as a bird, leading some at the scene to accuse her of being a witch. She appears to have some adult features but still looks like a baby. It seems someone abandoned her there because of her condition. Hopefully, the authorities investigate the incident, especially the person who kicked her, and ensure that justice is served.

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Russian propagandist Tetyana Montyan speaks with horror about what has come to Donbas together with the "Russian world." It turns out that many towns and villages have been wiped out completely (remember Marinka). Residents are hiding in basements and surviving only thanks to the "bravery" of volunteers like Montyan. But for some reason she does not mention who is actually responsible for forcing civilians to hide in basements in the first place. Nor does she mention that many people cannot leave because their cities and villages are being shelled by the Russian army itself. Apparently, that part is not very convenient to talk about.

WarTranslated

100,523 次观看 • 7 个月前

When we evangelise, we tell of who God is and what God does. It was wonderful to spend time with those who teach evangelism to ordinands and curates within the The Church of England recently at Lambeth Palace. We are so grateful for their dedicated work, shaping our clergy to lead the church effectively in evangelism, keeping Jesus at the centre. Reply to this post with your questions about evangelism. We’ll answer some of them in an upcoming livestream.

When we evangelise, we tell of who God is and what God does. It was wonderful to spend time with those who teach evangelism to ordinands and curates within the The Church of England recently at Lambeth Palace. We are so grateful for their dedicated work, shaping our clergy to lead the church effectively in evangelism, keeping Jesus at the centre. Reply to this post with your questions about evangelism. We’ll answer some of them in an upcoming livestream.

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