Coffee Jones posted:

Enderzero posted:

It's almost like saying that releasing new software doesn't do anything to help users

tracecomplete posted:

middle-click for respects

ultrafilter posted:

"needs help being passive aggressive" really does describe a lot of these posters.

fritz posted:

jfoutz 14 minutes ago | root | parent | next [–]

Let's set aside that it's Meta for a moment. Any company with multiple rounds of layoffs is unhealthy. Think Chrysler in the 70's pre Iacocca. They face troubles that leadership is incapable of handling. Companies like that get sold and broken out for parts. Or, some have major shakeups with leadership and come back as something else.
Meta, of course, is different. Leadership made a few mistakes, sure, but they're more than ready to cope with changes to social media in the face of tools like ChatGPT available to everyone. Facebook and Instagram will continue to provide excellent paths for advertisers to target consumers. And you can be sure they're innovating behind the scenes. Surely we'll see powerful new products and innovations in the coming months and years.
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