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what do we think the acquisition price was? would've been cool if this happened a few months ago and the Artifact app could've continued on in some capacity

this is awesome!!

I think there's something to be said about the benefits of a collaborative environment. Junior Devs may be discouraged to approach senior devs with questions if it feels like they're walled off from one another

completely unexpected. wonder what this means for the long-term future of Adobe. I only see Figma growing in importance from here

I agree that it feels like these press outlets have such a huge bias against Elon. And I definitely think that post-acquisition, the site has had more eyes on it than since the Arab Spring. But I'm not sure if the platform can get out from under its monetary issues

I think that's the common discourse in 2023, but who knows what we'll be saying in five years from now. Their motto has always been slow & steady wins the race. We'll see if that's really true, and if the Hare decides to nap

absolutely. any banker that takes a "trust me bro" as a guarantee deserves to lose their money

this is the most logical answer

I'm really interested in how everything plays out over the coming months. Crazy to think how different things were in the not so distant past

Wonder if this will help right the ship with Spotify. Any thoughts?