Re:Ask HN: Current and former FB employees, what's the other...
by throwawaysow on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @01:57PM
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This argument sounds a lot like gaslighting. You can put this argument for any unethical company and it would work.
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Re:Ask HN: Current and former FB employees, what's the other...
by adamrezich on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @05:41PM
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Can we please stop using "gaslighting" as shorthand for "an opinion or perspective expressed by a single user that I disagree with?" I've seen it in several comment threads here in the past few weeks and it's getting really annoying.
Re:Ask HN: Current and former FB employees, what's the other...
by fbemployee1234 on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @07:15PM
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I think you could also identify similar negative consequences from any entity the size of Facebook. I think it’s a side effect of being big, and fb is no different than any of the F1000 or just about any government on the planet.
What I do see internally — executives down through rank and file acknowledge the problems and work really hard to address them. I haven’t seen the same level in introspection elsewhere, even when I worked for the DoD.
Re:Ask HN: Current and former FB employees, what's the other...
by badfrog on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @02:11PM
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> This argument sounds a lot like gaslighting.
That's just a matter of whether you think OP truly believes what they said.
Re:Ask HN: Current and former FB employees, what's the other...
by CompanionCuuube on Wednesday March 06, 2019 @02:41PM
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"It's not a lie, if you believe it!" - George Costanza