I saw no explanation for the “loser” quotes (except apart from admitting that he used shitty language in some replies). So I assume those were not out of context.
When someone shows you how evil they are, believe them. When they then try to walk back and apologize (not for doing the evil thing, but for being found out), remember the truth they showed you.
There’s multiple things at hand here, including professionalism, AI code quality, and perception vs truth. It’s reductive to take one aspect (professionalism) and judge all the other aspects based on it.
except apart from admitting that he used shitty language in some replies
But it only seems like an afterthought. I would consider this work place bullying for which normally the consequence is getting fired from your post. When a CEO does it, the only consequence is “he promised to work on it” (which admittedly is more than what you would get from any other large tech company today lol).
I saw no explanation for the “loser” quotes (except apart from admitting that he used shitty language in some replies). So I assume those were not out of context.
It’s briefly mentioned
So yeah, the CEO made a mistake there. The rest was distorted by 404
…was it?
When someone shows you how evil they are, believe them. When they then try to walk back and apologize (not for doing the evil thing, but for being found out), remember the truth they showed you.
There’s multiple things at hand here, including professionalism, AI code quality, and perception vs truth. It’s reductive to take one aspect (professionalism) and judge all the other aspects based on it.
Yeah that is what I meant by
But it only seems like an afterthought. I would consider this work place bullying for which normally the consequence is getting fired from your post. When a CEO does it, the only consequence is “he promised to work on it” (which admittedly is more than what you would get from any other large tech company today lol).