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I don't think this is serious. Hotz's license plate is FUELON, and he runs comma.ai.

by bla3 4y ago

TigeriusKirk 4y ago
He's definitely serious about it.
- kibwen 4y ago
  Elon fired his existing employees for daring to criticize him in a private Slack, he's too thin-skinned to hire anybody who has dared to criticize him in public.
  - deleted 4y ago
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  - memish 4y ago
    George Hotz has criticized Elon, yet Elon wants him on board. There is a difference between critiquing your employer or insulting your employer. Try insulting your employer on Slack or Twitter and see how it goes.
    - kibwen 4y ago
      > There is a difference between critiquing your employer or insulting your employer. From https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/technology/elon-musk-twitter-fired-criticism.html https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/technology/elon-musk-twit... : "Several Twitter employees who shared news of Mr. Frohnhoefer’s firing in internal chats were cut, said six people familiar with events. They were told that they had been terminated for “violating company policy,” according to emails seen by The Times." Is there a difference between "insulting your employer" and "sharing the publicly-verifiable actions of your employer"? Elon's trying to spin this as "insubordination" when in truth he's just trying to quash any and all dissent, like the authoritarian he is.
      - racismisbadok 4y ago
        > he's just trying to quash any and all dissent, like the authoritarian he is. Quashing such dissent is good and perfectly in line with his responsibility as CEO. Office gossip and politics doesn't serve a purpose other than distraction and disruption - especially when conducted in private chats.
      - memish 4y ago
        They didn't report the full story, they are lying by omission. Share the actual messages posted on Slack. I'll wait.
        int_19h 4y ago
        Ironically, sharing that would actually be a violation of company policy.
tiagod 4y ago
He left comma didn't he?
letmevoteplease 4y ago
It looks like he's serious about doing it for fun. https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1592977645645402112 https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/159297764564540211...

I don't think this is serious. Hotz's license plate is FUELON, and he runs comma.ai.

by bla3 4y ago

I don't think this is serious. Hotz's license plate is FUELON, and he runs comma.ai.

TigeriusKirk 4y ago

He's definitely serious about it.

kibwen 4y ago
Elon fired his existing employees for daring to criticize him in a private Slack, he's too thin-skinned to hire anybody who has dared to criticize him in public.
- deleted 4y ago
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- memish 4y ago
  George Hotz has criticized Elon, yet Elon wants him on board. There is a difference between critiquing your employer or insulting your employer. Try insulting your employer on Slack or Twitter and see how it goes.
  - kibwen 4y ago
    > There is a difference between critiquing your employer or insulting your employer. From https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/technology/elon-musk-twitter-fired-criticism.html https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/15/technology/elon-musk-twit... : "Several Twitter employees who shared news of Mr. Frohnhoefer’s firing in internal chats were cut, said six people familiar with events. They were told that they had been terminated for “violating company policy,” according to emails seen by The Times." Is there a difference between "insulting your employer" and "sharing the publicly-verifiable actions of your employer"? Elon's trying to spin this as "insubordination" when in truth he's just trying to quash any and all dissent, like the authoritarian he is.
    - racismisbadok 4y ago
      > he's just trying to quash any and all dissent, like the authoritarian he is. Quashing such dissent is good and perfectly in line with his responsibility as CEO. Office gossip and politics doesn't serve a purpose other than distraction and disruption - especially when conducted in private chats.
    - memish 4y ago
      They didn't report the full story, they are lying by omission. Share the actual messages posted on Slack. I'll wait.
      - int_19h 4y ago
        Ironically, sharing that would actually be a violation of company policy.

tiagod 4y ago

He left comma didn't he?

letmevoteplease 4y ago

It looks like he's serious about doing it for fun. https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/1592977645645402112 https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/159297764564540211...