Bibi doesn’t do moral quandaries, bro. He wouldn’t even understand the question.

Plus the 16" guns can fire nuclear shells. It’s like the Davy Crockett’s big brother.

God, no, they’re already starving!

Hussein and Gadaffi are great object lessons in why it’s good to gtfo while you can

It would be a regular sized sub that’s a drone mothership, crewed entirely by midgets

An ounce of high explosive won’t take down a plane. Even at cruising altitude.

Probably because adapting a boat is easier and cheaper.

If those accounts aren’t doing anything detectable (spamming, etc), what’s the problem with their existence?

Hitting a pasture and landing in cow shit would account for “non-human biologics.” I’m incredibly skeptical.

A former intel officer testified to a house committee that the US has had a UFO retrieval program for years, and that we’ve recovered non-human “biologics” from the crash sites. He has no direct knowledge of anything, by his own admission, but he’s willing to provide more detail to congress in a secure facility.

I’ll keep the possibility open, I guess, but it sounds like absolute bullshit for a variety of reasons.

I completely agree, it’s a pretty bad time for an IPO - in general. But, they also raised 10 rounds ($1.3 billion total) in funding over the years, a lot of that in the last 3-4 years; their E and F rounds were in 2021, for $250 million and (iirc) $700 million respectively. That’s a lot of pressure to produce results, especially after the pandemic-inspired craziness has worn off and the Fed changed the zero percent interest rates that drove a lot of poor business decisions.

To quote a sadly departed poet on the subject - mo money, mo problems.

Yeah, but they’re also doing their part to kill off the Russian population with tobacco, so maybe they’re playing the long game.

Yes, and? That doesn’t change the fact the article talks about numbers that came from before any of the protests happened.

Fidelity’s devaluation (along with the increased overall desperation in SV venture capital) is a cause of the API changes and heavy handed suppression of the protests, not a result of them. It’s an attempt to halt/reverse that slide by asserting control and taking concrete measures to better extract value from Reddit.

Japan. They were still negotiating a peace treaty with Russia from WWII just before the invasion last year, and they want the Kuril Islands back.

(This is largely a joke, but I still hold out hope)

Inshallah

From the very article you linked:

Fidelity now estimates that Reddit’s holdings could be around $15.4 million as of May 31, which is down over 7% from the fund’s estimates of $16.6 million from this past April. This new figure is is also a reported 45.4% slide since Reddit secured Series F funding in August 2021, when an asset manager acquired the platform’s shares for $28.2 million.

The numbers are from May of this year, not since June.

Read your sources.

You’re one of the people of all time

From the article you linked:

Fidelity now estimates that Reddit’s holdings could be around $15.4 million as of May 31, which is down over 7% from the fund’s estimates of $16.6 million from this past April.

This was from before the whole shit fiesta actually happened.

First of all, most of the devaluation happened before any of this went down. Second, stopping the chaos on the platform plays well with investors.

Perhaps I wasn’t clear - they care, but think he’s doing what’s necessary to drive value for investors by eliminating places where revenue or potential is being lost - 3d party apps that don’t show Reddit ads/collect user data and the new found value of posts and messages as training data for LLMs.

You’re replaceable to them, and frankly the fact that you care makes you less valuable than a random person who’ll just click on memes and post answers to questions. The communities that they can effective extract value from are more trouble than they’re worth. You and your ilk are the problem, not spez.