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Making friends and influencing people, part one: After a remarkable performance by Reddit's CEO in an AMA (ask me anything) event, many of Reddit's largest communities - called subreddits - have reversed course on their plans for a two day outage in protest over recent changes the the platforms API and are now planning to go dark indefinitely. (The Verge)
Whoops.
Reports are that CEO Steve Huffman didn't answer a single question from developers, spending all his time whiffing paid softballs.
It's a lot. Most of the big default subreddits - which, to be fair, are all communist-ridden shitholes - the default subreddits that new users are subscribed to will be going private so that new users can't access them at all.
Which actually improves the site, but I don't know if Reddit will see it that way.
Eighteen months ago the company made headlines when the CEO fired 900 employees in a Zoom meeting and then took a month's holiday.
Better was in the news again in March last year when it accidentally processed severance pay for 3000 employees before actually telling anyone they were being laid off.
Legally those two events don't count as notice, but as a practical matter, if you're surprised at being fired by Better, you really need to pay more attention.
In this case, a tiny but very annoying fan that runs all the time. And is probably absolutely needed, because PCIe 5 SSDs run extremely hot and performance plummets by as much as 99% when they aren't properly cooled.
It's fast. It's very fast - it can transfer over 10GB per second on sequential access, and 5GB per second on random writes, which is phenomenal. But once it fills its SLC cache, performance is worse than many competing PCIe 4 and even PCIe 3 drives, some of which are half the price.
Basically if you're wondering if you need a PCIe 5 SSD, you don't. The few people who need them already have spreadsheets full of benchmarks.
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