nostr:npub1ykca5tegafyxvfwx49c3834ujjvz5fz5yvnfr47u3lj2a0euqfqqnc6dqc Of course, as someone who's spent a lot of time in big companies, I'm familiar with the "blame the exec who headed out the door and wash your hands of all responsibility" move, but I think the move's optics are better when it's a hugecompany and there was a leadership purge than when it's one co-founder talking about another, after they had 9 years to speak up when their buddy called other engineers "terrible at their jobs" and spitefully wished for them to all lose their jobs.