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A CEO of YC - the site you're currently on...
by kklisura 1y ago
A CEO of YC - the site you're currently on...
- free_bip 1y agoHow exactly is that relevant? I doubt most people who use Amazon admire Andy Jassy.
- therobots927 1y agoI give it 1-2 years max before he hands over the personal login emails / IP of every user on this site to the thought police. There’s nothing admirable about mercenary capitalists.
- nehal3m 1y agoThat does not make them immune from criticism.
- ncallaway 1y agoAnd? Do you want me to memorize the management and organizational structure of every website that I use? I am perfectly capable of using this site and not giving a flying shit about the CEO of YCombinator
- BoiledCabbage 1y agoIt boggles my mind how some people can seem to only think in terms of "teams". And can't think critically about their supposed team. "I'm on their site so I'm on their team... Of course I back everything they do, I'm on their team." Similarly (and slightly related) when a big part of your motivation is to see the "other" side upset you've lost the plot.
- Spooky23 1y agoGood for him. That’s certainly a worthy accomplishment. The point stands i think. It is difficult for someone in his position to offer meaningful commentary about the topic without alienating his customers. As I mentioned in another comment, I’ve see firsthand how this type of tech resulted in a prosecution that would have been impossible without it. But… there are glaring risks to the public with this tech. Everything from dragnet surveillance to cops stalking their exes. Move fast and break things is a menace in this context, and the gulf between a foreign boogeyman and something closer to home may not be as wide as someone would like it to be.