Business genius.
When you do something abysmally stupid, then have to walk it back, not saying anything is a lot safer than trying to explain.
I don’t know though. I’d find a certain amount of entertainment in watching him ummm and stutter his way through the explanation.
So trying out changes to a platform isn’t a bad thing and can lead to a lot of good optimization, but usually you don’t just push them onto the entire user base without testing/marketing research to try and anticipate their effects.
How exactly do these changes make it to production without being evaluated? I know blame is mostly on Musk here but do the software devs really never stand up and say “we’ll look into it and get back to you in a few weeks”?
The only devs left are those whose visas are tied to employment, so they can’t piss of the management or they get deported.
My eyeballs are scraping this thread at this very instant!
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Not here…
always be fail whalin’
Still doesn’t work for me?
Tech giants fighting each other.
Interesting to see how they have all managed a system with each other that is so hard to switch around.
Based on how this was (apparently?) an automatic response by the Google search algorithm, seems more like a case of:
Twitter: ”You took everything from me!”
Google: ”I don’t even know who you are”
Probably coulda just like… emailed someone at Google and asked before making the switch.
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I still can’t see any tweets. Maybe it’s a Canada thing…
I’m in Canada and can see a tweet IF it is directly linked. If you click on the person’s feed it says “there’s a problem”. So it is not as useless as before but still is for any sort of emergency or critical news dissemination.
I see, now, yeah. Pretty terrible.
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