What Happened to HackerOne?
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What Happened to HackerOne?
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#2All good things don't last forever. A organization or company lasting forever with the same goal/mission while using the same methods is a statistical anomaly.
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#3All good things don't last forever. A organization or company lasting forever with the same goal/mission while using the same methods is a statistical anomaly.
What is the corrupting force?
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#4> Co-founder Michiel Prins was allowed to leave the HackerOne dungeon to perform damage control with this absolute banger of an AI slop response: [...]
Wow, it's like he prompted for the most stereotypically AI response possible. There's a tired trope in every sentence going on for four whole paragraphs! I originally quoted it too but thought better and decided to snip it out because I'm pretty sure it would get my account flagged by HN's AI detection algorithm...
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#6It got the executives it paid for
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#7All good things don't last forever. A organization or company lasting forever with the same goal/mission while using the same methods is a statistical anomaly.
What is the corrupting force?
The joy/energy and human element being reduced. Or sometimes it's profit greed. Or it could just be due to economic conditions at the time. There are lots of ways for organizations to fall. Pick your poison.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
What is the corrupting force?
Usually money.
Often preceded by the waning of the passion and self sacrifice that enables things to happen without money.
It’s sad when it’s asymmetric - founders lose their idealism and sell out while early employees fail to notice the game has changed.
But dreams are rarely enough to keep things going. And VCs know just what to say to make it seem like the dream and the money can coexist.
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#9I'm surprised someone could get upset at AI triaging of bugs which would save everyone time.