dhaulagiri

I can't take a company seriously that relies on the twitter account of an individual employee to constantly make important announcements to customers

Heroku. Better until it wasn't...

dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35600882

They also exist in Shimano’s GRX gravel series as well

Everything is your fault when you're the CEO

"I read Playboy, but only for the interviews"

Can't speak to Amazon, but while this seems surprising it's not that uncommon at big companies. One leaves assuming the grass is greener elsewhere and if/when that turns out not to be the case returning to the place you left provides a sense of confidence that you at least know the bad parts going in. And as described elsewhere it's sadly often an easier way to get a promotion/raise than grinding out the process at the company.

That and the salaries were low which made me and other colleagues not even want to bother applying

My wife has a bike and absolutely loves it.

We’ve recently tried to purchase one of their treadmills and it’s been a complete joke of incompetence actually trying to get it delivered. Combined with this news it does make us nervous about investing even more money into their ecosystem even though the bike experience has been so positive.

> wait for the independent tests and reviews before making judgements.

I assume this does not include any of the "reviews" thus far, which come across more as PR than reviews of a car people will buy?

This sums up my feelings as someone who made a reservation as well. Every article I read about the Model 3 seems detached from reality, as if all 500,000 reservation holders have already bought something already.