Big Tech has always had a firing problem — The tech sector has long lived in a fantasy world of limitless cash and seemingly uncapped growth. Now as the facade crumbles and the shortcomings of the industry are laid bare, it is ultimately the tech employees who are left to suffer the consequences. [Protocol]
Tech workers brace for massive wintertime layoff surge [AXIOS]
Sources: Apple is building a live TV ad network and talking to ad partners as part of its deal to stream Major League Soccer games starting in February 2023 [TechMeme]
Workplace tech is changing fast. Are companies keeping up? [Quartz]
Back to the future [Recode]
Analysis: Europe’s quantum sector is poised for massive growth [TheNextWeb]
If You’re Going to Spend $25 on Cake Mix, Just Buy a Cake [Eater]
Student Debt Is Crushing Workers -- So This Founder Had to Offer a Repayment Plan [Inc.]
Why “Just go freelance” is crappy advice [Fast Company]
Fourward [Medium]
Employers Need Workers. Now They're Realizing The Untapped Talent of These People. [Entrepreneur]
Want a Better PC? Try Building Your Own [WIRED]
Tech News Weekly Episode 259 [TWIT]
The person in charge of the Google Blog got lazy and did not update the page in 2 weeks. [Google Blog]

Natural Language Assessment: A New Framework to Promote Education [Google Research]
86 Logic ‘Zine Issue 2 [86 Logic]
101 Must-See Cosmic Objects: The Andromeda Galaxy [Astronomy Magazine]
These 4 Marketing Trends Are Reshaping How We Connect With Customers [Salesforce 360 Blog]
Why Most Businesses Want to Beef Up Their Supply Chains [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 659 & BENKYO RADIO 659.

Even though most of my readers are geeks and nerds, I thought it’d be a great idea to include these simple-easy-to-describe videos from Microsoft about a variety of topics.. This one is about CPUs.

Until Next Time!