Readit Newsk8t commented on Tech CEOs Should Be Held Accountable, or Even Fired, Amid Layoffs businessinsider.com/tech-... · Posted by u/i13e
>when COVID hit and tech companies saw large surges because investors and CEOs saw industries leaping 5-10 years into the future overnight, they hired to support that growth
Yes, they all egregiously failed. A massive, widespread, collective failure for which they should lose their jobs, as many other people do. On the face of it, it was obvious, that's not even hindsight bias - it was the topsy turvy world that bad news meant good news for stocks and S&P 500 CEOs that persisted for nigh on 15 years that was weird and had to end sooner rather than later.
If it was obvious, did you initiate any shorts while it was happening?
k8t commented on Habits of Highly Overrated People (2013) daedtech.com/the-7-habits... · Posted by u/Tomte
Elon Musk
He's the CEO and a huge voting share owner of his companies, why would he need to pretend to be working? Also, it's probably hard to make breakthroughs in space travel and electric vehicles doing fake work.
There's been a huge amount of leaks, rumors, and reports about Elon from within and from without his companies. He's been accused of a lot of things, but fake working has not been one of them.
k8t commented on Przewodów village in Poland hit by two Russian missiles, two dead wiadomosci.radiozet.pl/Po... · Posted by u/Ralfp
I don't think this was intentional as real attack on Poland as that would take course which will not end up good either for Russia or for rest of the world. I see this as accident, until more information comes. And given similar accidents before, like India-Pakistan missile incident from this year [1] or crash of a drone in Zagreb [2] in March of this year - this will yield nothing.
Edit: Another data point re accident: MH17 [3], Iran Air Flight 655 [4]. Both of those still yielded nothing.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_India%E2%80%93Pakistan_mi...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Zagreb_Tu-141_crash
[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17
As a counterpoint to your data, the only one that hit a NATO country seems to be [2]. In that instance, nobody died.
k8t commented on The Myth of Making It (2019) longreads.com/2019/09/06/... · Posted by u/really_relay
Kirsten Dunst was eventually nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the 2022 Oscars.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_awards_and_nominations...
> I was hired by Facebook (now Meta) in 2019
> I’ve been at the company longer than almost 70% of people
Apparently they’re not doing much? I would expect this from either a company rapidly scaling up, or one with almost everyone jumping ship.
Attrition is low and they're rapidly scaling up. https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/FB/meta-platforms/...
They've said in recent earnings calls that attrition during the pandemic has been lower than normal. Lower than Meta even wants, since it means people who aren't aligned with the company are deciding to stay.
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This happens because the players outside the simulation purchased an in-game upgrade.
- Roku has 487M in SVB
- After the 8-K released, Roku lost 323M in market cap
Basically, the market is expecting around 30c of value recouped for every dollar inside of SVB.
(note: I know this analysis isn't perfect, but it gives a rough idea)