An explosive memoir charting one woman’s career at the heart of one of the most …
Tucking into this one because @pluralistic@mamot.fr told me I had to. I don't know how nuts it's going to be, but the first couple chapters start out with some truly wild stories.
Promoting because the author is not allowed to.
@ktneely @pluralistic It is indeed nuts. I didn't think there were new lows for Meta to hit before I read this, but life, uh, finds a way.
@ktneely @pluralistic It is indeed nuts. I didn't think there were new lows for Meta to hit before I read this, but life, uh, finds a way.
@ktneely @pluralistic It os absoluuuuuutely Wild. Beware doh I find her a bit of an unreliable narrator in the tragedy of Myanmar. But the rest is the wildest season of The White Lotus
There are way too many LotR fans who ultimately became Sauron, in Silicon Valley.
@gnoll110 @ktneely @pluralistic But think they’re Aragorn. Anduril for instance. I kinda like the name Palantir, because using it destroyed Saruman and Denethor
@gnoll110 @ktneely @pluralistic But think they’re Aragorn. Anduril for instance. I kinda like the name Palantir, because using it destroyed Saruman and Denethor
@pluralistic@mamot.fr @gnoll110@ruby.social naming your company after some aspect of Middle Earth has sadly become a strong indicator that it's something we would all be better off to avoid.
@pluralistic@mamot.fr @gnoll110@ruby.social naming your company after some aspect of Middle Earth has sadly become a strong indicator that it's something we would all be better off to avoid.
@ktneely @pluralistic I read it and sadly wasn’t shocked, but perhaps I’d already internalized that someone at the highest levels of a social media company is someone I would not want to socialize with.
Oh god. Ive had this one inqueue for months but i just cracked it because of this post. 5 chapters in, i never want to work for meta or anything like it, theyre all lunatics.
