Clicking the logo just toggles dark and light mode. Lol which designer thought of that?
Mark Zuckerberg: “We’re moving very slowly” (2012)
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#32Call me stupid, but what's the message there?
He's pressuring for results with an external example. That way, he gets less of "we cant do that".
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#33Clicking the logo just toggles dark and light mode. Lol which designer thought of that?
Probably cloned from China.
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#34Zuckerberg stole facebook from his college friends. He was taken to court over it, and settled.
His metaverse VR world was a lame copy of Second Life.
Now he's done a copy/paste of twitter.
The guy has never had an original thought in his life.
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#35Interesting that renren died long time ago. Wondering if anyone could post an analysis of that
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#36Curiously, Facebook announced buying Instagram a few weeks after this email. And Instagram, under Facebook's leadership, apparently adopted Renren's "strong culture of cloning things" to the letter: first targeting Snapchat (2015-16), and now targeting Twitter... Or as someone replied below: > "I personally am pretty in favor of this approach in life generally... I would love to be far more aggressive and nimble in c…
Don’t forget Tik Tok with Reels.
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#37Non-Threads link: https://www.techemails.com/p/mark-zuckerberg-facebook-move-f...
Wow, they cloned twitter so well I didn't even notice it wasn't a Twitter link
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#38While people are complaining about how to see the emails... Zuckerberg is right, and in 10 years since Facebook (or anyone else) has done nothing to address the problem. Or to build similar products. ---- Some quotes: In China there is this strong culture of cloning things quickly and building lots of different products instead of just focusing on one thing at a time. This allows them to plant lots of seeds, and alth…
So basically Jian-Yang’s whiteboard of “new” companies in Silicon Valley?