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This is precisely the issue. Why try to spin this at all? There must be something preventing him from simply "fixing the glitch" and everyone moving on: it's ob
by xyzzy_plugh 3y ago
This is precisely the issue. Why try to spin this at all? There must be something preventing him from simply "fixing the glitch" and everyone moving on: it's obviously money.
The impression I get is that Carta is not a viable business on its current (any?) valuation without this angle. Which then means no one in their right mind should be dealing with them.
- refulgentis 3y agoafter working at big G for a while I'll always believe things are much simpler and less thought out than anyone ever thinks. here I think you hit the nail on the head: the giveaway is the tweet, he had the situation handled already. Jumping to that reaction about jobs, just because 20 tweets downthread the dudes like "we talked but I still don't like it", betrayed an understanding of this as "keeping 4,000 people employed."