New York magazine finally admits who's the boss. In case you didn't know, aiCIO is the boss.

Late last week (I was on vacation and thus missed it entirely at the time and I refuse to apologize for this), New York magazine--the edgier half of the New York elite magazine duopoly, across from New Yorker--breathlessly reported this:

Bridgewater has built a custom "Baseball Cards" app for use on its in-house iPads, according to two people with knowledge of the app, which will list the strengths and weaknesses of every employee, from lowly associate to Dalio himself. Bridgewater managers are currently testing an early version of the app, which will eventually be rolled out to all of the firm's 1,000-plus employees, the people said.  

Yeah yeah, blah blah. But then they got their heads on straight and said THIS:

Dalio, who made an estimated $3.9 billion last year, is a known fan of Steve Jobs, another business titan who was concerned with workplace culture and truth-telling. Last year, aiCIO magazine compared the two in a story that asked, "Is Ray Dalio the Steve Jobs of Investing?"  

Heck yes we did!