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I was just asking myself this question, so I googled the question and here I am :D I think the reason is the advertising. Pieter built cult like following, he h
by smnplk 2y ago
I was just asking myself this question, so I googled the question and here I am :D I think the reason is the advertising. Pieter built cult like following, he has 600k+ subs on twitter, so "AI" startups see it as a good advertisment opportunity. There is also too much money betting on these startups, so 30k is peanuts for them. Just the other day I read about a guy that discovered a remote code execution vulnerability in Todesktop's CD app. Todesktop awarded hacker with only 5k$. Once news got out, Cursor (AI startup) awarded the hacker 50k$. Peanuts.
- robziman 2y agohttps://x.com/xyz3va/status/1895688133204983906 https://x.com/xyz3va/status/1895688133204983906 $50k to thank a helpful hacker seems reasonable when you were just given another $100+ million.