Zuckerberg's internal emails rendered as Facebook Messenger(zuckmail.vercel.app)

116 pointsby not-chatgpt6 hours ago18 comments

mhitza5 hours ago
For the random HN comments I see from time to time; that aren't even seeing their friends posts in the Facebook feed
https://zuckmail.vercel.app/t/teen-usage-decline
- giancarlostoro4 hours ago
  Also interesting, he didnt respond to this email directly... but:
  https://zuckmail.vercel.app/t/ig-eating-our-lunch
  FB Employee to Zuck: Instagram is eating our lunch. Their mobile photos experience is significantly better than ours and our users know it. We're losing the photo-sharing battle on mobile.
  We know what ended up happening. ;)
- df2dfs5 hours ago
  On this link:
  "They don't want to see what their friends post — they want to be entertained."
  I know hindsight is 20-20, but, given how much data Mark et al had at their disposal by 2021, its crazy to me they didnt realise people much prefer being entertained that that keeps them consuming content longer - than just simply observing whats going on with the people they know.
arian_5 hours ago
The blue bubbles really sell it. Reading "I just want to dominate" in a casual iMessage thread format makes it 10x more unhinged than reading it in a court document.
- SpicyLemonZest4 hours ago
  If the difference in unhinged-ness is that large, aren't you worried that makes it an inaccurate representation of the source material, which was not written in a casual iMessage thread format?
  Obviously no choice of how to represent them will perfectly reproduce what Zuckerberg or his staff would have seen, but I kinda think rendering things as DMs when they were not originally DMs is more misleading than most options.
  - kuhaku224 hours ago
    It also feels very shoehorned. You have "conversations" where there's only one party, testimony, memos, and interviews presented as casual conversation, entire messages that are actually "[editorial commentary]", no profile pictures, a useless reply button, everyone's status is "online", etc.
    I guess someone saw the recent project for viewing the Epstein emails and needed a way to differentiate...
esprehn5 hours ago
This is really cool, but I wish it was sorted by date. It's difficult to see the narrative since it jumps around.
basedbertram5 hours ago
There seems to be an issue with the messages sidebar snapping back to the top whenever a thread is selected. Pretty tedious to scroll down each time.
agnishom5 hours ago
What is the context? Were Zuckerberg's old emails made available to the public?
coliveira4 hours ago
He and similar robber barons are just repeating the trust-era schemes using tech. They don't even hide anymore, Meta is a trust for all practical purposes. They will buy companies and do any number of back deals to maintain their monopoly, in flagrant disregard for antitrust laws.
- df2dfs4 hours ago
  Hes definitely no genius or visionary. A ruthless competitive s.o.b for sure.
df2dfs4 hours ago
Tim Cook: "If a business is built on misleading users, on data exploitation, on choices that are no choices at all, then it does not deserve our praise. It deserves reform."
That may be the one and only time he had some Steve Jobs spirit in him.
saaspirant4 hours ago
>Instagram is underinvested in well-being. We have only 40 engineers working on it. Instagram scored 0 in 22 of 27 integrity categories. This is not sustainable.
What are those 27 categories? Can't find anything online
antdke5 hours ago
This is cool! Nice work OP.
There’s something about seeing it as chat messages that makes it feel more tangible.
- df2dfs5 hours ago
  This is the essence of product development - creating objects that make you 'feel' something. I definitely feel something when reading through the chats in this interface vs another form.
3 hours ago
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neya4 hours ago

    I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS
    Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
    Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:01 AM

    [What? How'd you manage that one?
    Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
    Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:01 AM

    People just submitted it.
    Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
    Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:02 AM

    I don't know why.
    Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
    Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:02 AM

    They "trust me"
    Leaked AIM log (Silicon Alley Insider, 2010)
    Friday, January 16, 2004 at 6:02 AM

    Dumb fucks.

Wow.

lspears5 hours ago
Is this real? “I’m going to FXXX them. Probably in the ear.”
lol
rationably3 hours ago
Is there a link to the dataset in machine-readable format?
bcyn5 hours ago
Very cool! Could you support sorting of some kind? Would love to at least view most recent first.
giancarlostoro4 hours ago
Wait! The dumb fucks email is here!
https://zuckmail.vercel.app/t/harvard-dumb-fucks
CamperBob25 hours ago
Say what you will about Zuckerberg, he has a good command of the English language, is able to express himself clearly, and knows what the Shift key is for.
And if I were Eduardo Saverin, boy would I have a lot to say about Zuckerberg.
exogeny4 hours ago
Yeah, two easy fixes here: don't make the sidebar jump back to the top after loading a message, and sort by date. Otherwise I appreciate the view into this heartless sociopath's mind.
- rl34 hours ago
  >Otherwise I appreciate the view into this heartless sociopath's mind.
  I really don't think it's fair to characterize someone that way.
  >>I've decided to raise the bar on performance management and move out low-performers faster. We typically manage out people who aren't meeting expectations over the course of a year, but now we're going to do more extensive performance-based cuts during this cycle. This is going to be an intense year.
  Ah, never mind.
tennex5 hours ago
filters are buggy, decent vibe-coding otherwise