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I don't think so, considering how Twitter is somehow running better with 80 percent of personnel removed

• rjh29 4y ago
  You could be right, but it's not like a large software project instantly falls apart if people leave. It'll keep running for a while but cracks will start to develop and nobody will be around to patch them up.
  • raspberry1337 4y ago
    Aha. And what if someone is there, from the remaining 20%, to patch them up?
    • rjh29 4y ago
      Those people are going to have to work a lot of overtime I guess? We'll see :)
• distcs 4y ago
  > I don't think so, considering how Twitter is somehow running better with 80 percent of personnel removed reply I believe you are getting downvoted (and now flagged and removed from the thread) for not substantiating your comment. HN does not seem to like single-line comments that do not provide info. But I have to ask. Do you have any info or stats that shows that Twitter is really running better? By what metrics is it running better? Honest question.
• alwayseasy 4y ago
  A drop of 75%-80% in revenue doesn't seem like its anyone's definition of "running better".