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Si se refiere a la iglesia Católica-Romana, esto no es cronológicamente posible, y espero no tener que explicar por qué. En cuanto a darle el justo lugar a su madre que Jesús mismo le dio, no tiene sentido llamarle menosprecio. – at Amagasaki-shi, Hyogo
🤩 – at Safety Harbor, FL
Few times have I seen such a unified backlash (see the comments under the quoted post). – at Safety Harbor, FL
We’ve written an FAQ to answer some of the questions we've received about watermarking.
In summary:
• We’re implementing watermarking to comply with the EU AI Act. Other major model developers have signed the same Code of Practice and will also be implementing watermarking;
• Our watermarking method doesn’t have any practical impact on the quality or content of Claude’s outputs;
• The difference between watermarked and un-watermarked text will not be distinguishable to readers;
• Nothing is added to the text and there are no hidden characters;
• Watermarking doesn’t require extra tokens, and will not be more expensive;
• Watermarks can’t be traced to a specific person, organization, or chat.
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Teoría: Existen más bots, por orden de magnitudes, en inglés que en cualquier otro idioma. Por ende, las conexiones sociales reales aún existen en el 2026, aunque son mucho más escasas en inglés. – at Safety Harbor, FL
I've dictated 35,000 words with Muesli. It's fast, open source, on-device, and free to use. Try it: muesli.works
I wanted @claudeai Cowork to help with some research and fill in a Google Sheet. It didn't know how to paste the data, so it created a script to add the data. It took about 40 minutes. Something tells me this ain't it.
Great insight @DanielPriestley. I'll just add that Gen Z don't care too much about aesthetic integrity, so "vibes" and "quality" (as it's usually thought of) aren't really the same thing. Something can be wonky and low-qual and still have vibes.
Marketing to millennials is all about story telling. Marketing to Get Z is about "vibes".
Millennials are interested in the narrative of a product or brand. "Tell me about its background" and "Make this make sense to me - why should I feel a certain way about this?"
Millennials powered the massive trend of origin stories in cinema. They wanted to know what happened to Batman that made him dress up like a bat. They wondered "What was Captain Kirk like in Star Trek university?"
Gen Z are about the vibes. It doesn't need to make sense, it needs to create an energy in the moment that stands out from boring, everyday life. It's OK to be detached from reality if it feels good - in fact it makes a story even better if it's weird.
Gen Z scroll for hours through 15 second videos looking for "the vibes". Each video is disconnected from the one before. They're not looking for stories that unfold, they are looking for things that stand out.
Millennials can't understand the obsession with nonsense in their younger peers. Gen Z think millennials are dull and conformist and can't appreciate something for what it is.
If you are a marketer whose job is to sell to millennials, tell them a powerful story that makes the incredible seem plausible. If your job is to sell to Gen Z show them a spectacle that breaks them away from the mundane.
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Over 1Million views! One of the most popular entrepreneurship videos on YouTube right now ... youtu.be/hVlAOIUA71Y?si=x3-l…
A strong finish to the week isn't just about the deals you close; it's about the clarity you gain on which opportunities to pursue and which to pass on.
The journey continues.
#SellYou
Sometimes the most effective sales strategy is to stop talking.
Giving a prospect the space to articulate their own challenges can be more persuasive than the most polished pitch, building the trust needed for them to accept your solution when they're ready.
#SellYou
You could have nine conversations that end in 'maybe later,' but the skills you hone in each one are what allow you to close the tenth deal in a single call.
Don't get discouraged by the 'no's; they're just practice for the inevitable 'yes'.
#SellYou
The most powerful sales conversations happen when you remove yourself from the other person's story.
When the focus shifts from "what I can tell you is..." to "here's what you can discover about your own path," trust is built, and authentic collaboration begins.
#SellYou
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Art advice: The first circle looks better than the second.
Anyone can make the bottom circle. It has no vitality or humanity. The top has flavor, spontaneity, personality. Let people see your strokes, your "mistakes." They are your signature. Don't polish drafts too much, it's a waste and you'll have time to work on other stuff.
A slow week isn't a setback; it's a setup.
It's the perfect time to proactively reconnect with past conversations, nurture future opportunities, and prepare for the busy season you know is coming.
The work done in the quiet moments is what fuels future success.
#SellYou
Slow weeks aren't about what you're losing; they're about what you're protecting—your time, energy, and the value of what you offer.
Knowing when to walk away from a bad fit is just as important as knowing how to welcome (and close) a good fit.
#SellYou
A prospect's 'not now' for valid reasons isn't a 'no forever.'
Offering flexible solutions and genuinely supporting their timeline can turn a future maybe into a solid yes. Patience and a spirit of collaboration often win.
#SellYou
Sometimes a 'no' or a delay from one direction simply clears the path for a 'yes' from another.
Resilience in this journey isn't about avoiding setbacks, but about how quickly you refocus on the next opportunity to serve and provide value.
#SellYou
Para ser "bueno escuchando":
1) escucha de manera activa lo que otro dice, 2) no estés ansioso esperando tu turno para hablar.
#Vendete
Sales is *the ultimate* human relationship skill. When there's zero friction, anyone can get by with minimal effort. But patiently working toward agreeable terms takes grit, patience, humility, and compassion.
I wish I would have started selling earlier!
#SellYou
For most people, a sales role is something you can leverage and use for the rest of your life. You could use it as a CEO, in negotiating, and definitely in parenting!
The one thing that entrepreneurs need to consider is that every business has a demand side and a supply side. If you're overly focused on the supply side, it's very easy for your prices to fall to zero and to get yourself in trouble.
But I also think that being successful (in any field) would be accelerated with sales skills.