u/Lukose_Feysal

What that graph means is that companies like Harvey that charge a flat rate for unlimited use of all the top models will eventually have to raise prices, forcing firms to choose between the AI costs or employee salaries (layoffs). It's already happening at Microsoft and Uber per Hedgie. That's the problem with AI, the providers can raise prices any time they want after they lock you in.

Thoughts u/Gabe_HarveyAI ?

I'm glad I didn't listen to my intrusive thoughts and reply to that weekend e-mail with a condescending and profanity-laced "I quit" firm-wide message.

https://sfstandard.com/pacific-standard-time/2026/05/15/meta-employee-gets-real-horror-working-right-now/

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/14/nyregion/gautam-adani-billionaire-doj-trump.html?smtyp=cur&smid=tw-nytimes

Mr. Giuffra’s efforts on Mr. Adani’s behalf culminated in a previously unreported meeting last month at the Justice Department’s headquarters in Washington, according to people familiar with the meeting. Mr. Giuffra ticked through about 100 slides outlining why prosecutors lacked basic evidence, as well as the jurisdiction even to bring the case, one of the people said.

Another slide also made an unusual offer: If prosecutors dropped the charges, Mr. Adani would be willing to invest $10 billion in the American economy and create 15,000 jobs, echoing a pledge he had made in the wake of Mr. Trump’s election.

As part of the same meeting, Mr. Giuffra sought to resolve a parallel civil case against Mr. Adani brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission, as well as a separate investigation by the Treasury Department. Both of those agencies are now preparing to strike settlements with Mr. Adani and impose financial penalties, according to people familiar with the deals.

Although prosecutors later told Mr. Giuffra that the $10 billion investment would play no role in the resolution of the criminal case, his offer received a favorable response from at least one senior Justice Department official at the meeting, according to the people familiar with the meeting.

For the first time today I realized how much weight I gained. I thought the extra 25lbs were hidden but saw my face in the mirror at an angle and it was all puffy, feminine and bloated. I used to laugh at guys like me and feel bad for them, like they were second-class citizens. I would have never ever gained weight before this job. Eating healthy and being lean was in my constitution but this job's demands have rewired my priorities. Thinking of quitting I can't deal with this life.

Don't want this to be me https://wl-brightside.cf.tsp.li/resize/1200x630/webp/ad6/01b/4106c555f7a78d9cad9fd11557.jpg.webp

Everything and I mean everything closed. Musicians Institute. Katsuya. Pep Boys. Playmate's Shoes. That discount suit store. So many other places. Every single business I remember is gone and they weren't replaced they're just empty now. I can't believe it. Does anyone live there who can explain what happened?

Edit: I was so curious that I went there just now and it's like it always was. Upper scale from la brea to highland a little downscale after that but not at all dead. Maybe a little more gentrified actually. Lots of cool new stores/restaurants /bars too there was a new Japanese store for example. Damn German in Venice and his bs. At least I got some popeyes.

I know some of you think of spending the biglaw $$$ on prostitutes but here's a video of what will happen if you do that, so don't. You'll lose your license and everything.

In the future your gf will be chatgpt.