Oh. Wow.
Oh. Wow.
I would think there are still plenty people who like having the power of being a "moderator" and would be willing to do it for free. So even though reddit lost plenty of mods, there will still be people who'd continue doing it.
I wonder if they will ever consider paying the users for the content they provide that constitutes "its" data. 🤔
Sometimes I feel that android pre Lollypop was quintessential android. KitKat was so good on the Nexus 4. I had zero issues and I still miss the ticker notifications. Much simpler times I guess.
That's true as well. I understand the emotional connection I would have had if I was part of the community from the beginning. It is not easy to build communities and also be responsible for it. I was not pointing at such folks.
Inflation is through the roof 😅🤣
Hopefully this gets better adoption than the 7 gen 1 series. There are very few phones available with that series of chips.
Reddit is a treasure trove for LLMs. Plenty of corporates out there willing to pay. Its just funny to see what the outcome of an AI purely trained by the regular shitposting that reddit has will be. 🤣
Yeah. They are giving the users the "privilege" to buy shares at the open market rate. Not even at discounted rates. Again US only. What about the others? They just give their data I suppose.
Yeah we are at a point where most apps don't need the most powerful chip out there. We need more efficient ones.
You know it's just sad. Fitbit buying Pebble and not using any of that in their watches. Then Google buying Fitbit and not using any of that tech either. Just so much potential being wasted.
They probably are already planning for this. Will integrate it into Google fit eventually and drop the fitbit brand. Then a couple of years later they'll drop that as well. 🤦♂️
Yep. But that is something that we have to wait and see. Understanding people has become tricky nowadays. Reddit may as well use bots for moderation and project them as actual users to show a false narrative. Anyways we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
I see. Thanks for this. Explains it more clearly. I thought the situation was more amicable than this.
Yeah I don't understand why Google is being blamed here. If the contact ended with Cognizant then it is upto Cognizant to find other projects for the people who were part of the contract. That's how it works with these companies. If CTS couldn't find work in other projects then it's on CTS and not on Google
I didn't get it. What is he trying to show there? Can anyone explain pls?