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it may be just me, but I don't see how losing ev williams, jack dorsey is really at Square even though they say he's still there (I wonder what really his invol
by angryasian 15y ago
it may be just me, but I don't see how losing ev williams, jack dorsey is really at Square even though they say he's still there (I wonder what really his involvement at twitter is or more of a morale thing) and now loss of Greg Pass, is positive for twitter. For such a huge, emerging quasi startup/business, it smells like trouble to me when everyone responsible for building the site is jumping ship so early.
they are just now focusing on making money, and the man running twitter gave us the dickbar. Just none of this sounds promising to me.
- x5315 15y agoFirstly, Jack is at Twitter every day. Secondly, we're not just focused on making money. There are many teams at Twitter working on many amazing things unrelated to a financial goal.
- drewvolpe 15y agoThere might be good work going on there, but, us users, see little progress in the last few years. Facebook is only two years older than twitter and, in addition to a basic status feed has added an amazing amount of functionality: photos, groups, apps, a very powerful ad system, etc. All the while, it's had a very high uptime and reliability.
- x5315 15y agoTwitter solves an elementally different problem to Facebook, which may lead to the disparity in features that you see and has previously caused issues with scalability. The Twitter engineering blog (http://engineering.twitter.com/ http://engineering.twitter.com/) details some of the fundamental systems development we've been doing to solve these issues and give us a better platform. From this, we can launch better products. I can't go into specifics, but there's some really good stuff coming in the future.