alt Hacker NewsI mean, that's true, and I'm not saying there's anything misleading about the post, just that this is true of basically all the companies that do this. All I'm saying is that there isn't a meaningful Blackstone hook here.
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antonvs • yesterday at 7:39 PM
> this is true of basically all the companies that do this
Evidence?
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If you’re too big to manage your subsidiaries, don’t buy them/build them.
This is no different than blaming the big AI tool because it messed up doing work in your spaghetti codebase - “how else was I supposed to do it?”.
Stay small enough to do business properly.
Yes, this is a ding on the parent company.
How indicative it is of their other companies making the exact same mistakes is a different question.
But I’d expect issues somewhere.