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Reddit’s CEO said that when he returned in 2015, he had to remind employees to work hard.
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There’s a tendency in the US tech industry to place idealism above hard work, he said.
This is your brain on capitalism
Yeah that dude is on the short list too.
Which communities delete comments for mentioning the gentleman in green overalls?
At some point one of these dudes is just gonna hire the wrong security goons.
Nearly all?
Here? LOL no.
At least two in my experience, but I forget which.
lemmy.world in general does from what I’ve heard. Not sure about any others
I think you are correct on this one
Not for mentioning, as you’d see with Reddit.
If it was a specific call for someone to be taken out, then it depends on the server.
But not for mentioning Luigi, no.
Spez needs to go down in his nuclear fallout bunker and stay there.
he can live with musk, but musk only wants a harem of concubine females.
If there was any justice, Aaron Swartz’ ghost wouldn’t let him have a moment’s rest.
The article failed to even mention our boy.
I can only imagine the world where we got to keep Aaron instead. 😭
I might buy ONE(1) share of reddit and ask for it to be directly registered to a stock certificate so I can someday point to it and say “I personally ate a piece of its corpse” out of
pure
s p i t e .
Reddit died with Aaron Schwartz
Like the CEO? I’m sure he barely pretends to work.
Was that the same idealism that led to the jailbait and creepshot subreddits being allowed to flourish? Or Covid misinfo? Deepfakes? The chimpire? Qanon? All that stuff definitely wasn’t operating clandestinely.
I’ve heard from writeups from former employees that the internal culture is a perfect reflection of Reddit as a whole. Which says a lot.
Former mod of /r/jailbait says what?
Comment of the day
He was?
Yes.
(But it wasn’t his choice, someone added him.)
(But he didn’t remove himself either.)
He got how much for ruining the site and profiting off years of its users’ work?
140mil-240ish million from dumping his shares.
9 digits, I believe
Twat says what?
Can capitalism just die now please?
It’s always funny seeing these silicon valley startups have essentially zero retained employees and engineers except the CEO.
All money machines built on the backs of long gone engineers that only exist because they’ve cornered their share of the oligopoly market.
THEY FINally decided to get rid of most tech employees in 2023
What’s “reddit”?
tosses wine glass A miserable pile of secrets!
A conservative pond full of liberal fish
So that explains the gay frogs.
Fuckin’ wannabe Muskrat.
Yep. Exactly. Before Elon went full Nazi and during the API riots, he said that he wants reddit to be like X and run like how musk operates it
