u/tangytangaroo

Working in a smaller company and we’ve been encouraged to consider AI (Claude in this case) first before we do something manually. But to give you an example of how this impacts my day, instead of manually entering in stuff into my CRM like I normally do, I spent about 2 hours working on connectors and perfecting skills/prompts that can make us efficient when this needs to be done again (the manual way would have taken me about 20 mins). 2 hours where I basically ignored my emails and multitasked during calls to try to figure something out (which still isn’t fully complete).

I understand that the benefits would outweigh the initial time spent on using AI to automate workflows but how have you all balanced your AI experimenting with your normal CS (manual) tasks? Some people in the company admit to working late hours because this stuff is so fascinating to them to figure out but cmon - I have a life and my eyes are bleeding at the end of a work day lol.

Does anyone have a video (or has seen one on posted anywhere) of when they do a countdown of the surprise musical guest in London and they announce the Gorillaz? Seeing the crowd reaction would really make me so happy!

My mom and I are staying closer to the airport in Madrid but anyone recommend a good neighborhood closer to the stadium to grab some food before the show that is convenient via metro? And since we’ll need to get an uber after, recs on where we should hang out to let the crowds die down? Thank you!! Como se dice HYPED THE F UP for tomorrow?!?

FAQS are incredibly vague about bringing kids so thought I’d ask for personal experiences: if you brought your kids 8 and under last year, did you need to bring ID/proof for them? And if you have a bracelet for yourself do you truly just show up with them and they can get in with you?