Crossposted from https://lemmy.world/post/46876485
Why is no one using their full name? How do you embarrass anyone or hold them accountable if you didn't even say their name?
Kim Chang-han
this post was submitted on 14 May 2026
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There can’t be that many CEOs of Krafton… it’s not really a mystery who it is
I have no interest in learning the names of every CEO. Publish the names when they are caught doing something shitty so everyone recognizes it as an asshole
Reduces friction and avoiding the need for looking things up.
Remember everybody, if you’re going to do fraud, don’t talk about it to your friendly neighborhood surveillance company!
It blows my mind just how unimaginably stupid some of these CEO's actually are. Tell us again, how the best and brightest, naturally rise to the top. I've known janitors with more common sense than this.
Many of them jump ship and keep working as CEOs, dooming dozens of companies as they bank millions in pay.
I've worked with a couple people like this. They'll come in bragging about their (actually) impressive résumé. There will be a honeymoon phase where everyone is convinced Mr. Fancy Résumé will change the world. A year or two will go by and everyone will realize they are the embodiment of capitalism. All confidence, importance and big talk on the outside, actually dumb and ineffective on the inside. Gilded, you could say. They get wind that their time may be up, quit, put their new badge on their résumé and starting fucking the next one. All that is to say there are a lot of people out there who are great at building a résumé, but not actually great at doing any work.
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And yet another indication that rich fucks are not rich because they are smart but because they are sociopaths/psychopaths.
Cunts.
No cunts are great what's your problem with cunts
When the AI chatbot responded that the earnout would be “difficult to cancel,” the ruling read, Kim didn’t accept the answer. He pushed further—and the chatbot obliged with a detailed, multi-stage corporate takeover strategy dubbed “Project X.”
Project X
Sounds like a teenager's ambitious ideas lol.
Musk is obsessed with the letter X, he probably told grok to always use it,,and that leaked to chatgpt because the plagiarism bots all plagiarise each other.
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CEOs are hard working geniuses who deserve their very high compensation, episode 84051
Well you know they take all the risks. Except when something bad happens it is how could they have known what was happening in the company.
He always had a full legal team at his disposal. But he not only didn't consult them, he completely ignored their warnings, fully trusting the sycophancy machine.
Next he sues chatGPT, not openAi, but the LLM itself.
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How does a person this fucking stupid become a CEO of any company? Jesus fucking Christ.
Because we don't promote those with worthwhile talents, the grifters find their way in and fail upwards.
They wouldn't be CEO unless they had the parasitic impulse. If they wanted to make things or facilitate people there are way better positions to do that from
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Holy shit these greedy ass people need to just go the fuck away.
Omg you’re kidding. This can’t be real can it?
It is haha, was heavily reported when it first was revealed!
It is so unbelievably ludicrous why these giants feel so compelled to keep gaining as much money as they can when they could already retire several lifetimes' worth. Greed is truly a mental illness.
I don't get it. If I somehow ended up with enough money to not have to work the rest of my life I'd buy a decently nice house and and a newer sedan so that it's reliable, keep working part time in my field because I genuinely love it, spend more time on my hobbies, and do all the traveling I've been dreaming of but too broke to do my entire life.
If I had a ludicrous amount of money I'd have a serious thought about how many normal people I could help and how and who I wanted to help. I'd love to set up a scholarship fund for adults going back to school (any school), but I'd also love to help adults in underdeveloped nations starting a business, and I'd love to work with medical charities, and I'd love to help underprivileged children get educated, and there's so many things I'd love to do to help people's lives get better.
Scheming on how to steal more money from ordinary people would be the last thing on my list!
That's why you'll never have those options the only way togrt that much money us to exploit and steal and be a bastard
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I guess the obvious question is "Did that include CEO bonuses as well?". Those bonuses are the artificially gigantic ones given to scavenger/predators who hurt their own employees to benefit the shareholders.
I still don't understand the justification for CEO bonuses. They provide zero value to the company and shareholders. They are signing away money to an individual with zero return. Aside from motivating them to do the job they are already paid for...
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That should be jail time. Fuck that guy
So should I now buy it or not?
I love Unknown Worlds since Natural Selection but absolutely despise Krafton.
Buy it until their sales numbers get to about 3 million units where sold where the devs bonus starts to cap out. Apparently the devs get $3.12 for every dollar in sales past around $70 million and their total bonuses cap out at $250 million.
If you really want to royally screw Krafton over while making sure the devs get the maximum payout, hoist the colors when they announce 3 million total units sold 🏴☠️
This should be in the description of the post. Thank you so much for sharing this!!
What?!?! The Subnautica people are the same who made Natural Selection?!??
I LOOOOVED Natural Selection!! I’d always play as an alien.. creeping through the ceiling 🤣 The hive mind concept visualized through the "wall hack" was so well done, but the RTS element of the humans was also SUPER original and both sides contrasted each other perfectly
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Have you bought the first Subnautica?
It still holds up extremely well today.
Note: If you have any fear of open water, or sharks, or anything. It's more of a horror game
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Just further proof CEO is a position usually filled with idiots with no moral compass.
Haven't thought avout that before-- all the AI users are making their intent and actions clear when they use it. That's valuable if they get sued or need to be held accountable.
I've been meaning to look into offline models to do some "research" on their capabilities. Any recommendations in general for doing this?
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