I don't think it's a big deal, but do think it's hilarious. Do people remember any other funny mishaps during any company launches?

"Mark Zuckerberg offered to acquire Thinking Machines Lab and then attempted to recruit its employees, including Andrew Tulloch.

Zuckerberg offered Tulloch a package potentially worth $1.5 billion, but Tulloch declined, and none of his colleagues left."

https://archive.ph/no70G

OpenAI brand, and they're already used by many consumers/enterprises. Distribution advantage

Would be funny if Apple was pushing this regulation

me three

Shows companies that are hiring the most over the past 12 months, according to Devin. Devin looks at at "Ask HN: Who is hiring?" posts