These tech-bro public resignations are so tedious. Ostensibly he seems fine with the existence of AI mass surveillance and AI powered murderbots but he just never envisioned a scenario where they would get used that wasn't congruent with his politics.
Why I'm Forced to Say Farewell: Google Management Has Lost Its Moral Compass
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You don't make your own food do you? Build your own car? Make your own git repos?
Seems like you might want to have a better view about who you work for.
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#45he resigned because of... "politics"? and not because of the path Google has chosen for Android security?
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And yet it directly speaks to the comment it was replying to. It makes the point that RSUs are generally multi-year; so if you're getting them with _any_ frequency, you never get to the point of "the last RSU vests".
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#47Bruh.
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#48This dude only now thinks Google has lost its moral compass? In 2026? Bruh.
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#49I do not give a shit whether it is the best. If one can be cut off instantly by whims of some algo with no recourse - thank you but I'll pass. Yes I still use Android phone but mostly as phone, GPS and camera all of which can be replaced.
I do not develop for Android or iOS exactly for the reason of not being in control. Stick to desktops, servers and browsers as deployment platforms