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by lenerdenator 3y ago
The thing is, I almost get the change to Meta. Facebook had a family of products it had purchased/established and didn't want to just be known as the place where your aunt posted stolen election conspiracy theories when they were
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
Can we stop calling it "X"? Like... no, dickhead, I don't care how much money you spent on the company. It's Twitter. Renaming things is dumb, and it's time someone fell on a sword for doing it. Apparently the Sears
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
I feel like the zeitgeist was "the world economy got cratered by these assholes in NYC, and we need an easy guy to convict" and Madoff was just _there_. Not that he didn't deserve it, but I still don't see SBF getting Ma
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
That's what's possible if sentencing guidelines weren't a thing. Jeff Skilling (Enron) was convicted on more counts and ended up serving 14 of a 24-year sentence. Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos got 11 years and 3 months.
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
Mmmm. 10-20 in prison sound about right?
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
"You can do that?!"- Elon, probably
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
The loss is that those people might not be generating content, but they do have eyeballs and those eyeballs aren't looking at the content generated by the monetizable people. That means they're also not looking at the ads Reddit w
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
To me, there's a way that business relationships are carried out; you can deliver bad news to industry partners in a professional manner. If Huffman had called up guys like Christian Selig a while back and been like "Listen, it&#x
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by lenerdenator 3y ago
People have to realize, from a standpoint of "how do I make all of the money?", this is the only way these sites can survive in a world of reasonably-high interest rates. There are only so many people who would be willing to pay $