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Why?
Why?
It’s more about scale. Small open source projects might get one PR a month. Your average tech company is dealing with dozens of PR every single day. Review fatigue is real in these environments
Which is also exactly how Signal works too; I migrated both two days ago. Process was virtually identical.
I much prefer Signal, but can’t judge WhatsApp to harshly on this tbh.
What in the actual fuck
Mark Zuckerberg needs to tread carefully or he might have to spend another afternoon answering the nonsensical questions of a bunch of geriatric luddites.
So, fire him? This is a fairly unambiguous failure to meet the requirements of your role
Skill issue
No, not at all. People really feel that way about Trump
“made”
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He virtually always puts his statements on a knife’s edge. The meaning is irrelevant as long as individual readings can be interpreted to support the readers/listeners viewpoint without precluding what he actually intends which will be something entirely self serving.
fReE sPeEcH PuRiSt
The useful idiot certainly keeps himself busy doesn’t he
I mean, yeah, doesn’t everyone?
already paying more than 30% of their income — the standard threshold
See how they tried to normalize that hoping you wouldn’t notice?
This is also slightly off. It was primarily to eliminate third party apps from the existing landscape. Reddit want money from users in one of two ways:
Due to the extortionate pricing, (2) was only ever hypothetical. In reality there was no sustainable model for this for any third party app, even as a non-profit.
The case around AI does exist, but it was smoke and mirrors for Reddit pulling the same nonsense that Twitter did once they realized they might get away with it, regardless of the short term damage it would do to their public image.
They should change it to “reject and swerve”.
Shave the beard from your neck, it’s draining your humanity
Move then?
Replying again to say: that actually makes sense. You should have said that upfront! Suddenly being locked out of critical software is definitely a risk worth considering