> have a good friend that works for one of the giants(I can't say which one for obvious reasons but S&P 500).
replyI can’t think of any obvious reason other than this being embellished / made up? Those companies have tens of thousands of employees you aren’t going to “out” anyone by naming the company.
I have a fair share of OSINT experience, be it as a hobby. The fact that I said S&P 500 and what his department does, that he is hired as a developer, I've already narrowed it down to several thousand people. Add the company name and you can narrow it down to a few dozens at most. And you can keep deducing further till you narrow it down to one or two.
replyMaybe the company or the CEO are invested in AI companies. Half of this tokenmaxxing is ordered by legitimately insane people, the other half has vested interests.
replyWhen that boost disappears after the IPOs, everything will crash.
> When that boost disappears after the IPOs, everything will crash.
replyDon't threaten me with a good time(also unironically).
the reasons are not obvious. I want to avoid their products.Does anyone else *cough* who has a throwaway account know the place?
replyAt this point, I suspect that is just about every tech company. Your best bet is to self-host everything, no agents, no cloud services, completely locked up home network and a loaded shotgun if anything starts making unexpected noises.
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