GreedClarifies

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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
"I'm much more interested in how Helen managed to get on this board at all." Indeed. This is far more interesting. How the hell did Helen and Tasha get on, and stay on, the board.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
There is no evidence that Adam is the ringleader. All four are possible ringleaders. Given Ilya's change of heart he is slightly less probable as the ringleader.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
I'm not sure it is baffling. They thought that this would be easy. Many things in their lives have been easy, blame someone of something, the person scurries away and they win. This time, the person/people they blamed had a great
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
So are the other two.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
No kidding, their investment will go to zero as soon as he officially joins Microsoft or starts his own firm. All they will have left is lawsuits.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Good timing! I love it. The board of OpenAi messed up epically and OpenAI is paying the price. Let this be a lesson to other companies: do not let randos on your board.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
That kind of compensation skew will case ripples in the company. It's possible that OpenAI is worth it, but it is a big gamble by Microsoft. I think that is approximately L70 comp.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
You get it! This is the correct answer. The people who have never had jobs in their lives wanted control of a 100B company. What a pleasant career trajectory. Heck it was already great to go from graduated university -> board of OpenAI.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
lolz.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
It is unbelievable TBH. Shocking. Simply shocking.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
They may retain him, but his time of being on the board or any board is at an end. The rest of the board. My god. Why were they there?
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Delusional. You think that Satya would say “Sam is joining” if Sam didn’t at least verbally accept an offer? You win for stupidest comment on the internet.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Ok ... < "the two" > "two of" And let me add < "hardest working" > "hardest working and talented"
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
"The board is made up seemingly random selection of people" This is what happened. This is the entire explanation. Why did this board exist? Inertia.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
I’m shocked. But it is possible that Helen or Adam hatched this inept plan and somehow got Ilya to join along. It was terrifyingly incompetent. The lack of thought by these randos, that they could fire the two hardest working people at the
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Where is OpenAI going to get money? They just said, loudly, that they don’t care about money. Money is exchanged for goods and services, like GPUs, hiring researchers and coders, and acquiring data. No one is going to trust them. They will
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Don’t have twits on the board. Lesson learnt.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Nope. Good try though.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
That’s why you don’t hire people you wouldn’t trust to make a ham sandwich onto the board of a 100B+ company.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Boy, if this is about Ilya being upset that Sam was in the spotlight or about revenue sharing of GPTs … well that’s strange. I would have expected more from such an influential company. I hope that reporting is wrong.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
I’m guessing that Ilya wouldn’t have joined without the wacky structure, and I’ll wager that there are some people at the company of similar values. Maybe they could not have pulled off ChatGPT without them. Maybe. But I bet that they have
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
I have a theory. Ilya has always seemed like he was idealistic and I’m guessing that he was the reason for OpenAI’s very strange structure. Ilya is the man when it comes to AI so people put up with his foolishness. Adam D'Angelo is,
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
This is either madness... or brilliance. It's remarkable how often those two traits coincide. :)
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
There are various interviews with the author (Rob Copeland). It sounds like Dalio killed his puppy. I don't know what happened but Copeland seems to hate him. In interviews he mostly seems level headed, but intermittently he lets the f
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Elon is a magician.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
How to boss correctly : 1. be straight with people 2. periodically have a discussion about what the people want and how/if your goals are aligned 3. explain how you can help people get their objectives 4. Depending upon complexity, exp
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
"This definitely smacks of Elon derangement syndrome." Exactly. The author is big sads that polices at their beloved Twitter changed and they will do anything in their very limited power to strike back. Yawn.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Worked for me. Maybe someone filled a ticket to make it happen, I sure didn't have to do anything.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
Meta also has exceptional offices. Both are amazing.
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by GreedClarifies 3y ago
I wish we could somehow get this comment more visibility. Especially the 1st sentence. People that complain about the plights of contractors need to understand the above.

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