[r/LocalLLaMA] I don’t get it. Why would Facebook acquire Moltbook? Are their engineers too busy recording a day in the life of a meta engineer and cannot build it in a week or so?!

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A Reddit user on r/LocalLLaMA questioned the rationale behind a hypothetical acquisition of "Moltbook" by Facebook (Meta). The user expressed confusion, suggesting Meta's own engineers could quickly develop a similar product, and criticized what they perceive as an illogical "big company mindset." This post reflects community skepticism regarding large tech companies' acquisition strategies.

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