Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Mark Zuckerberg

Re:Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Ma... by zelphirkalt on Friday March 14, 2025 @05:06AM (#43360784)

On the other hand, if you are that far in, that you are "flirting with the C suite", it is almost impossible not to have knowledge about you having joined a data gobbling sect/mafia, that will eat you up alive, if you upset them. So while she should have been aware that she makes her own decisions, she might also have been aware of what happens, if she does.

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Re:Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Ma... by theK on Friday March 14, 2025 @06:32AM (#43361227)

> while she should have been aware that she makes her own decisions, she might also have been aware of what happens, if she does.

I don't understand. In my world view, owning your decisions includes understanding the paths those decisions might lead to and finding your ~piece~peace with that.

EDIT: s/piece/peace/

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Re:Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Ma... by latexr on Friday March 14, 2025 @07:03AM (#43361401)

> EDIT: s/piece/peace/

This is a minor typo whose real intent was still understandable, you fixed it right away, and no one had replied yet. Adding the fake strike through and edit note makes your post a bit harder and more inconvenient to read with no advantage. You can just edit it in place, there would be no harm to it.

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Re:Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Ma... by coliveira on Friday March 14, 2025 @08:29AM (#43361979)

You're completely right. It is an annoyance in this site to see people listing very small edits as if something important was happening.

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