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10% of my colleagues at Robinhood are gone. (Blind)
- apple145 (Meta): Elon is the first one to start this dumb trend. And he’s now rewarded by becoming a trillionaire. We live in a sick world
- avx256 (Snap): 10% is trimming fat. Now solid workers can climb up
- pbodyy (Instacart): starting a layoff email with “robinhoodies” is crazy work
\$2.7 BILLION wasn’t enough to keep Noam at Google (Blind)
- applpiee (Meta): Let’s say you are at a stage where money doesn’t matter, but have to deal with constant BS. Someone comes and says we will give you free hand to do whatever you like and however you wanna do it. Wat will you do?
- dara.singh (Uber): Not every thing is about money lil man
- h2020c (Google): Google didn’t pay him 2.7b to stay. Shut up .
Valve Says The Companies Making RAM Give Them A Price And If They Say No, They ‘Never Talk To Us Again’ (r/technology)
- Xollector: This is what you get when you essentially have a cartel in control of supply.
- nukem996: Suppliers have never cared about small customers. Small customers are much more costly while generating very little revenue. It doesn’t matter how public or “important” they seem. I’ve seen hardware vendors drop US military suppliers because their support burden was too great. If you are not a whale customer you are not worth their time.
- 81PBNJ: Went to order 10 Surface Pros from CDW. Got the quote Tuesday morning, they wouldn’t honor it the next day because prices had already increased.
AI Companies Are Trying to Seize Control of Elections (r/technology)
- NotAllOwled: Perhaps it would be quicker if we listed the things they’re not trying to seize control of?
- TonyInNY: I can not think of a worse idea about how to secure free and fair elections. The thought of these tech billionaires having access to the system that counts and deliverers results of elections is just a quick path to the destruction of democracy.
- YaBoiSammus: People forget that same shit happen with Elon Musk and he flooded Twitter with brain rot propaganda. This shit isn’t new it’s just a different paint color.
47% of Harvard seniors admit to cheating — and the problem existed long before ChatGPT (r/technology)
- ggibby: What percentage of Harvard admissions is legacies vs merit?
- DetroitPeopleMover: School filled with ultra competitive students willing to do whatever takes has students willing to do whatever it takes to get good grades. News at 10
- Raa03842: Just remember, 50% of all licensed doctors graduated in the bottom half of all licensed doctors. I wonder how many of them cheated?