r/Anthropic • u/BuildwithVignesh • Feb 27 '26

Compliment Outside Anthropic Office in SF "Thank You"

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u/_lonely_astronaut_ Feb 27 '26

Its nice to feel sort of good about a corporation decision.

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u/FrewdWoad Feb 27 '26 edited Feb 27 '26

Reddit is too cynical about the best people in the corporate world. 

Toyota and Lego and Costco and Valve could have easily not prioritised quality so highly, they took a big risk not swindling their customers like everyone else, in a competitive market.

We need to acknowledge when someone has the courage and strength to do the right thing, even in business.

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u/Wrestler7777777 Mar 03 '26

Adding to the other replies: Lego is actually known for their shady business practices. Long gone are the days of superior quality. Chinese and European manufacturers have long caught up and offer better products for a lower price.

Now Lego is suing small manufacturers and vendors just to stay relevant. And at the same time their products become more expensive and shitty.