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My wife and I share photos of our kids, faces are tagged so new photos automatically go there.
You could say that OneDrive has similar features, however more people have Google accounts through Android devices, so Google is the easier option.
When Facebook was newish and introduced the ability to tag others in photos, I got shivers. I deleted Facebook that weekend purely because of that.
No doubt a shadow profile of me, perhaps several, exists in the dark webs of Meta and Alphabet with no limits on use or retention, but I'm having no part. I'm now curious where the GDPR stands on tagging people with no accounts.
I may be missing out on something. Is Photos a big thing, and if so, how?
Just not being afraid to try stuff.
Self-efficacy is a powerful thing.
(Meta edit: Both Bandura and Young in a 5 word sentence. That postgrad pedagogy course was worth it!)
What's wrong with a Diverse, Equitable, Inclusive world?
Of the podcast, not a fan. Nor of the book. But DEI, that's Startrek TOS/TNG bread and butter. What's the problem?
Funny old world.
1. The founder sees themselves as the ideas person but doesn’t have the situational awareness to recognize that their ideas aren’t that unique.
2. The founder doesn’t understand that the value in a startup isn’t the idea but the ability to execute and build on that idea. For every very successful startup in X space there were 10x more with the same general idea but that failed to execute. The founder wants someone to built it for them but wants credit/equity for having the idea. In 99% of cases the value is created by the builders (technical cofounder) which instantly creates awkwardness of the founder wanting far more equity, credit, and control than their contributions warrant
For the above reasons I’d avoid 99% of asks for a technical co-founder like the plague.