I hope it lives on, thats where I get all my school news and it's easy to send things out. If it dies I'll have to get another platform. Yuck
Fair statements.It's seems like it wants to compete against that Truth Social - Trump platform
I'm seeing a lot more stuff in trends that I don't want to see.
Plus if I'm an advertiser I have no idea how I could be on the platform. It has so much **** on there. I want my ad right next to some ****** up Nazi ****? That's nothing new, but I've always wondered how companies get their arms around that
You can stop with your first sentence.I don’t know technology behind the scenes and how it works. I heard Twitter had 7600 employees. Which seemed odd since it’s just a website. So I’m not really sure why they would need so many employees.
Interested to hear others opinions (not political or cave bound) about Musk's actions since taking control. He obviously realized there was some serious dead weight just milking a paycheck, but dang. If I had that much money into something that could vanish quite quickly ... well ... I'd take a different approach.
One of my kids was recruited by Spacex but when he heard even the interns had to work 80 hours a week he decided to take his skills elsewhere. Life is too short for that crap.
It’s a place you go to if you’re really invested in the mission or to get it on the resume after a year or two.One of my kids was recruited by Spacex but when he heard even the interns had to work 80 hours a week he decided to take his skills elsewhere. Life is too short for that crap.
Interested to hear others opinions (not political or cave bound) about Musk's actions since taking control. He obviously realized there was some serious dead weight just milking a paycheck, but dang. If I had that much money into something that could vanish quite quickly ... well ... I'd take a different approach.
Good for your son. It was the correct choice for him.One of my kids was recruited by Spacex but when he heard even the interns had to work 80 hours a week he decided to take his skills elsewhere. Life is too short for that crap.
It’s a place you go to if you’re really invested in the mission or to get it on the resume after a year or two.
Both of those are government-backed. Life's easy under subsidy and government contracting. Twitter does not fall into those categories.A lot you sound like the same people and comments about Tesla, SpaceX, etc. Why bet against an entity that the sole shareholder could write off his investment and still fund the company?
You can stop with your first sentence.
Twitter did not need that many engineers. They know it and Musk knew it. Same thing for Facebook. You get that many engineers and they are just looking for things to do like block freedom of speech and fact checking. No real value added with that many engineers.
edit: Most of them on visa's or from foreign countries not US citizens. Not that I have anything against them just saying it isn't all US citizens getting laid off.
It’s a place you go to if you’re really invested in the mission or to get it on the resume after a year or two.
Guarantee you they don’t lack high end applicants.I guess two years at 80 hours a week is equivalent to four years!
Sign on, kids!