> Then they slowly turn into a datacenter company and lose sight of being a ride sharing company. That assertion makes no sense at all, particularly if we ackn

> Then they slowly turn into a datacenter company and lose sight of being a ride sharing company. That assertion makes no sense at all, particularly if we acknowledge the fact that they are in the business of providing a web service. IT infrastructure is critical to Lyft's core business. Would it make any more sense to criticise Lyft for hiring developers because that would mean they would slowly turn into a software development company?