For years, I would get mildly annoyed at developers pitching their apps over email with a typo in my last name.
Now, they're the first emails I read because I can tell they were sent by a human.
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For years, I would get mildly annoyed at developers pitching their apps over email with a typo in my last name.
Now, they're the first emails I read because I can tell they were sent by a human.
@viticci Urgh I really hate how AI has forced genuine humans to work extra hard to prove that they’re human. When I’ve written pitch emails this was at the back of my head - do I need to make it sound less polished? Slightly more unhinged? Just to prove that I’m real, and that I really care about the person I’m emailing 😣
@viticci “I’m using the Spam Email skill to intentionally misspell the addressee’s name…”
@viticci Someone sending me an email starting with "Hey Visit" is always a good reminder that they were on an iPhone and a human writing this. 🫠
@viticci Taking a big risk putting this out in public.
@viticci Interesting, Tucci.
@viticci Hearing my last name mispronounced is how I knew it was scammers calling me years ago.
@viticci Does this mean it’s time for a return to Frederico’s Christmas tree farm? (Deep cut, but every holiday season I laugh about this story)
@viticci I work in a tech-forward field and find myself dealing with coworkers who post/reply in Slack with walls of Claude-generated text.
I find it exhausting to deal with these people; when I want to chat with Claude, I can do that myself.
I very much appreciate having real conversations and discussions with coworkers.
@viticci confession: I always type Frederico 😬
@viticci If I email you titles Federico Tendralls do I get placed in VIP? 🧐