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autospeaker22
3y ago
We do just about everything with one or more Postgres databases. We have workers that query the db for tasks, do the work, and update the db. Portals that are the read-only view of the work being performed, and it's pretty amazing how
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Sam Bankman-Fried pleads not guilty to fraud and other charges tied to FTX fall
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4y ago
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autospeaker22
4y ago
You'd think there would be enough controls in place to not allow a couple hundred million to go missing, even if there was a "hack" on one employee's computer.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
That's badass. I hope there's a larger push for e ink display.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Makes sense.. there's a small handful of social media platforms people actually use compared to cemetery of failed attempts.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Guess it's like Zuck trying to force everyone onto the Metaverse.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Didn't know that about the comp at his companies. Kind of crazy considering the risk to human life associated with many of his companies. Would've expected them to pay top tier.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
I guess there's that.. but at a rate of 2 million a year, if someone was under-performing I'd imagine Elon would quickly be able to cycle in and out. And if the whole thing fails after 1-2 years, it's still not even half a bi
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Alright. Even if you double it to 40 million to hire the elite tier dev team, ops, and sre. They could definitely build, ship, and maintain. Yes, he'd be losing money at 40 million a year just on salaries, but I'd imagine they cou
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Your theory is the one that seems most plausible to me. Pushed into a decision he thought he could back out of and now trying to fix it the best way he sees fit.
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Better in theory than IRL. You think the Don was able to get top dev talent lol?
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autospeaker22
4y ago
I'd argue his followers are his greatest chance at profit. Many people despise him and have been closing their twitter accounts. So despite it still being twitter brand and established users, they don't like Elon so they don'
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autospeaker22
4y ago
I think for an insane comp and equity in a new company led by Elon, lots of people would consider leaving. Network affects are real and is probably a top 10 world individual as far as the power of his network is concerned. Having a ton of Y
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4y ago
I keep thinking it'd be much cheaper for Elon to have paid to build an entirely new Twitter that has the features he's looking for. Let's say Elon had set aside a budget to hire some of the best developers he's ever work
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autospeaker22
4y ago
Sorry that happened to you. I had a similar experience not being approved for being different with my first high school crush. We both liked each other as much as young kids can like each other. What surprised me was when it came time to as