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The one time Betteridge's Law fails us. > Chollet bristled at this. “This is the laziest kind of thinking—just because two things share some superficial simila
by kbaker 9y ago
The one time Betteridge's Law fails us.
> Chollet bristled at this. “This is the laziest kind of thinking—just because two things share some superficial similarity (they’re large tech [companies]) doesn’t mean they’re equivalent,” he said.
But... the article is just a riff off of Chollet's tweets about working for Alphabet. Mostly about Facebook anyways.
- iamdave 9y agoI too had thoughts of Betteridge but in the opposite: it definitely applies and he article gives us a few examples. But after a second read of the article I think the answer instead of being a flat "no", the answer would probably be more accurately answered with "depends on who you're asking"