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Before people get all nuts with these videos in the tech sector this style of thing is not unusual the difference is there is likely no profit sharing or stock options. Alibaba broke that trend by giving employees pretty good size pay packages and stock options from the NYSE. These people made millions off their stock so of course they were driven to be successful. It was very similar to the US model that went on from the early 1990's to 2002 when the tech bubble burst and that opened up a floodgate of regulations on how these options where rewarded. Many executives at Alibaba bought property in southern California and sent their kids to school in the state. Many moved to Australia to stay closer timewise and better living conditions though it cost even more them Southern California. Itr pretty much the same idea in the states you go to work for some fancy startup and give up your life for 10 years make 10's to hundreds of millions and move to Hawaii. Now everything pointing data security and quantum computing as GPU's "still best way to create big models" seemed to have run their course follow old boys like IBM and security companies like Palantir Technologies "makes me sick" and others in the defense and quantum computing game.