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MSFT up 8% AH. What happened? Did Satya resign? (Blind)
- luptnfb (Salesforce): It is because they DID NOT increase capital expenditure for AI scam. First hyperscaler to not increase. This indicates that AI bubble is finally in the bursting zone. Everyone probably knew this was coming which is why the chip stocks are getting destroyed on the same day. Amazon reports tomorrow. Won’t shock me if they reduce capital expenditure tomorrow. If they do, then AI is done and OpenAI, Anthropic, NVIDIA etc. are all SCREWED
- Salesplay (Salesforce): Yes, he has been replaced by Satire Nutella as CEO
- Dr.Ai.ML (Broadcom): Hope that would lead to Green Day tomorrow and ai momentum will be back
Make sure you exceed expectations at Meta! (Blind)
- bk1876 (Meta): Such a shit company.
- Avf31sd (Microsoft): My head hurt from reading this, I can’t understand corporate texts, it’s like they’re made to make your head hurt. Wtf does that even mean? In plain words?
- chat2 (Meta): Yes? Same as any job or business outside of maybe the post office where performance management is minimal? People seem to forget why they got into tech and top companies…
Three of Meta’s worst directors are now at Google (Blind)
- obama2 (Asana): Lingjuan?
- 3xPlusOne (AMD): I personally know a research scientist who left Google Brain to join Meta only to deeply regret the move, so much so that he left Meta shortly to found his own startup
- poppy12 (Oracle): That’s how it works in this industry. Failing upwards.
“Clapping Is a First Amendment Right:” An Interview With the Person Arrested for Clapping at a Data Center Meeting (r/technology)
- Pickel_Bucket_317: I’m immediately doing a records request for all meeting minutes/videos and see if anyone clapped for things the council approved and if they were kicked out for it. If not , then a lawsuit for viewpoint discrimination and free speech violations
- thaiberius_kirk: All these tech bros and the people who are pro-tech bros have the thinnest fucking skin.
- GWstudent1: Cops need to be prosecuted for flagrant violations of civil rights. Qualified immunity should not cover the most obvious incidents of violations of civil rights.
Innocent man spends 18 months in prison after Skyrim username mixup (r/technology)
- Cypher2: This man’s lawyers need a new job
- KikoSoujirou: So they found no other evidence connecting him to the conversations in question nor could they verify he even was logged in/using the app at the time yet they still convicted him. Scary
- ThrownAway17Years: This could have been avoided if they just copy and pasted.