• MeaanBeaan@lemmy.world
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    It’s not a pipeline. 2018 and 2025 guys either had 2014 guy killed or they ruined his life and forced him into suicide.

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      yes, different levels of maturity of the technology attract different profiles.

      Gutenberg wanted to spread the word, Murdoch is in the hate business

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      And we’ll never know, selfishly speaking, the possible extent of his further contributions to society. Died at 26 after an incredible life already.

      Besides his life, what else did they steal from us?

      RIP Aaron

      (Reposting my comment from last year)

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    People like 2025 guy have never held thoughts like the other 2, they were always self serving cunts. They just kept a facade till they depended on others, but once they joined the rich fucks club, they dropped the facade.

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      I wonder how somebody can completely miss their own message like this. Or maybe somebody made an original image and then a techbro made this AI slop as a duplicate to spite them.

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    Money … it’s always about the money and power

    I’m sure there are tech bros out there that we will never hear about or see or know about … those are the ones who just want to do tech stuff and not care about anything else

    The ones we do hear about who become billionaires were only ever in it for the money and power

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    I’m so sick of seeing this exact fucking face and facial expression on everything. please just use ms paint to shoddily squiggle a matchstick man, at least it will have personality.

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    The first one is a hacktivist, the second one is an OSS dev, and the third is a tech bro. So not really a pipeline since there are still hacktivists, OSS devs, ans tech enthusiasts (also most tech bros started in finance)

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    2030: By the implementation of AI, the orphan crushing machine can now process 35% more biomass per hour, providing a sustainable power source to our server parks

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    I have a very very real problem with this oversimplification of very distinct tech viewpoints.

    Like, what, you dont think information should be freely available? You LIKE the model where information is locked down with hefty fees? Because that’s what the actual “tech bros” want.

    This is at best ignorant and at worst just hateful.

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      Also the timeline should ne more like 1990 : Information wants to be free

      Bill Gates: No

      Etc.

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    Why is pipeline being used for everything now? This is progression. Not pipeline.

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      Devil’s advocate here, it could be metaphorically, pipeline implies that it is an unavoidable sequence, rather than a progression, which it is.

      edit, I agree with the below that it is more of a replacement

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      It’s not something that’s unique to tech, but I read it as a joke about enshittification due to greed.

      Lots of start-up companies start out all idealistic and positive, then don’t stay true to that mission as the founders age and want more (or sell out to a bigger company).

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        I honestly think delusion is a core component of startup culture. There’s this energy of overly sincere rich kids who think they can make the world a better place by perpetuating a system of exploitation

        It’s kinda tragic really

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          I do envy their ability to take such big risks though (often because they have money to fall back on, I assume).

          I’ve never been in a position to take a risk like that without jeopardizing my (and now my family’s) future.

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            Oh yeah there’s definitely a joy to it. I think doing crazy things when your young and inspired is core experience in life. It’s a shame most people are in your position and can’t rely on the support of their community to fall back on if the risk fails

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        Also as an aside, if stock points cripples your integrity then you never had any to begin with