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PSA: "after" does not mean "due to".
by agnosticmantis 3y ago
PSA: "after" does not mean "due to".
- dsQTbR7Y5mRHnZv 3y agoAre you suggesting the layoffs and new "Overflow AI" product referenced in the article are happenstance?
- agnosticmantis 3y agoI meant to say layoffs are not (necessarily) due to ChatGPT disruption, even though the title may suggest that. All sorts of companies are doing layoffs, SO happens to be one of them.
- DiggyJohnson 3y agoConsider the word “aftermath”. Or the sentence: “The companies failed after the CEO was convicted of fraud.”