Huge gap in the market though, if Meta were smart they would be working 24/7 to get a Twitter replacement going.On a serious note - I think Twitter disappearing is going to hit the Caf quite hard. Tweets are pretty much the fuel that drives a lot of discussion on here.
You mean they'd be working hardcore?Huge gap in the market though, if Meta were smart they would be working 24/7 to get a Twitter replacement going.
On Wednesday he told staff that they should be prepared to work “long hours at high intensity” to build “Twitter 2.0.”
But on Thursday afternoon, in an apparent attempt to retain staff, he sent another email clarifying his position on remote work.
Regarding remote work, all that is required for approval is that your manager takes responsibility for ensuring that you are making an excellent contribution,” Mr Musk said in an email seen by CNN.
He added that staff were expected to attend in-person meetings at least once a month.
And just 20 minutes after that email he sent another, warning managers about the new policy.
“At risk of stating the obvious, any manager who falsely claims that someone reporting to them is doing excellent work or that a given role is essential, whether remote or not, will be exited from the company,” he wrote.
Huge gap in the market though, if Meta were smart they would be working 24/7 to get a Twitter replacement going.
I hear there's a few Devs available with pretty decent knowledge of Twitter on the job market at the moment.... it'll be interesting if one of the big tech companies takes on a lot of them in the next few weeks.
I think Google could do with it more, they've been trying to get into that space for years but have failed on each try.
We'll just start linking reddit threads or instagram posts probably.On a serious note - I think Twitter disappearing is going to hit the Caf quite hard. Tweets are pretty much the fuel that drives a lot of discussion on here.
I'll miss it as well - my Twitter home feed is already deteriorating. It's been feeding me a mix of football, science, covid/vaccine, NHS, cute cats, data visualisation, economics, Brexit, artwork and whatever TV series I'm currently obsessed with for the past couple of years.On a serious note - I think Twitter disappearing is going to hit the Caf quite hard. Tweets are pretty much the fuel that drives a lot of discussion on here.
We'll just start linking reddit threads or instagram posts probably.
I'm kind of glad its dieing. I think its a terrible, society damaging app. They gave the impression they were trying quite hard to avoid that though and there will be some probably worse alternative before long.
Has anyone checked on @Fridge chutney?On a serious note - I think Twitter disappearing is going to hit the Caf quite hard. Tweets are pretty much the fuel that drives a lot of discussion on here.
The problem with starting Twitter again from scratch is the vast majority of users aren’t the prolific famous accounts who can easily regain their followers on a new platform… it’s people who rarely post but have curated a feed of news, entertainment and freelance contacts over years that they can dip in an out of…. Will they be bothered to start again and search out all the same things/people on a new site?
It feels like any replacement would need an equivalent to an “Add Contacts” feature to retain more than half the user base. It’ll end up like all the other imitation apps, which is just a handful of famous accounts shouting into the ether
$44m…..he could spent the money far better. He could have been getting employees pregnant for decades with that.
Billion? Jesus. His tip would never have been dry.44 billion even
Yep, the main accounts I follow are planning to wander off to different places - Instagram, tiktok, and the various bits of Mastodon (that may or may not work together). Too much like hard work for me as a casual observer/occasional poster.Yeah, exactly. Plus, even if you’re willing to spend hours trying to search out all your favourite accounts again, you’re relying on all of them to jump ship to the same platform if you want a similar experience to Twitter right now. Which probably won’t happen.
I said for a while a really good ad revenue that hasn’t yet been tapped into is putting embedded tweets behind an ad wall.I'll miss it as well - my Twitter home feed is already deteriorating. It's been feeding me a mix of football, science, covid/vaccine, NHS, cute cats, data visualisation, economics, Brexit, artwork and whatever TV series I'm currently obsessed with for the past couple of years.
In amongst the dross there's been a lot of good stuff and some fascinating collaborations/interactions between people working in different fields.
For the cafe, I suspect that embedding may well be one of the next things that they turn off in the name of driving traffic to the main feed where the ads are. I already think embedding is going slow - but that might just be a coincidence, as there are a lot of things that affect that.
Absolutely. Same for many cons and frauds, people build up a worldview on it and when it collapses they cannot accept it.It does matter, otherwise they wouldn’t be so eager to refute or brush off any criticisms. Their identity is tied so deeply with this ‘visionary’ thinker and ‘self-made’ businessman that to accept it was all a sham is to accept the cold, hard, bitter truth that they are not as clever as they think they are, and the world is a shitty place which rewards evildoers.
In fairness, given his inability to retain staff, he’d solve our Ronaldo problem pretty quickly.And to think, some fans wanted him to buy Utd
He's taking away lefties ability to make fun of himDoes anyone else think he's doing this on purpose? I just cant believe that this all is not intentional. As a programmer some of the stupidity is like buying a Michelin stared restaurant and serving burnt toast. Its too ridiculous to be accidental. I cant figure the reasoning but there must be one.
Ford helped revolutionize how the majority of people move about, then started a antisemitic newspaper in later years. Howard Hughes helped develop air travel, then turned into a recluse that didn't leave a Vegas hotel. He's far from being the first captain of industry to lose his marbles.Does anyone else think he's doing this on purpose? I just cant believe that this all is not intentional. As a programmer some of the stupidity is like buying a Michelin stared restaurant and serving burnt toast. Its too ridiculous to be accidental. I cant figure the reasoning but there must be one.
I did wonder but it’s too far fetched when you think how it’s destroying his brand and scaring Tesla customers and investors away. It doesn’t exactly bode well for any hopes he has of making SpaceX publicly listed.Does anyone else think he's doing this on purpose? I just cant believe that this all is not intentional. As a programmer some of the stupidity is like buying a Michelin stared restaurant and serving burnt toast. Its too ridiculous to be accidental. I cant figure the reasoning but there must be one.
People will always find a way though. The internal is too powerful a vehicle.He's taking away lefties ability to make fun of him
Take picsIs there a way to save your Following list? I'd like to know who to look up if it does go down and everyone switches to something else.
and he's not even a "captain of industry" so makes it even easier to believe.Ford helped revolutionize how the majority of people move about, then started a antisemitic newspaper in later years. Howard Hughes helped develop air travel, then turned into a recluse that didn't leave a Vegas hotel. He's far from being the first captain of industry to lose his marbles.