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last night at dinner someone said “this salad tastes like United Polaris” and unfortunately I understood him deeply

All seven Databricks co-founders began our journey together at UC Berkeley. We started the company in a room in Soda Hall, moved to a small office on Addison Street, and spent our first few years in Berkeley before eventually heading to SF. Two of our co-founders are still on the faculty. Today we announced Databricks Field at California Memorial Stadium, our first collegiate athletics sponsorship. Berkeley shaped everything about how this company thinks, and this is our way of investing in the next generation of students and builders who'll do their best work on that campus. Go Bears! databricks.com/company/newsr…

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Live: @DarioAmodei x @Benioff The @AnthropicAI co-founder & CEO joins us at @Dreamforce for a conversation worth hearing ☁️

Draymond Green says the math everyone used on Steve Ballmer’s $30 million fine is wrong because $30 million spends the same for all of us “And I know everybody’s like, ‘Man, 30 million is a slap on the wrist for Steve Ballmer. He was worth $180 billion.’ In theory, that makes sense. Except it doesn’t.” “Because $30 million for you and $30 million for me and $30 million for he, it’s all the same $30 million. It spends the same exact way.” “Whether I spend it, you spend it, he spend it. $30 million is $30 million. And I don’t have a billion dollars, let alone $180 or $200 billion dollars, so I can’t really tell you from experience.” “But I can tell you that I don’t want to spend $50,000. I don’t want to give up $50,000. So it’s all relative, I suppose, except $30 million. I hate when somebody’s like, ‘Yo, it’s $50,000 to you, that ain’t nothing.’ Yes, it is. It’s $50,000. So $30 million is a steep fine.”