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This is key. No observable impact. Until the whole thing implodes.
by happymellon 3y ago
This is key.
No observable impact. Until the whole thing implodes.
- markhalonen 3y agoElon's algo is to push hard enough such that consequences are observed, then pull back a little. In twitter's case, moving an entire data center over christmas break was a too fast.
- ryandrake 3y agoTwitter seems to be at that point where Wile-E-Coyote has already run off the cliff and is still treading thin air. Airplanes can glide a great distance even after the engine has been turned off. I'd be willing to bet Twitter is basically gliding now that all that staff that powered the engine is gone.
- foderking 3y agonice cope
- nvm0n2 3y agoWe were hearing that the day he bought it and started layoffs. Twitter will be crashed within a few days, we heard. Clearly that never happened. Twitter is still online, making changes and executing. That's what executives are responding to here. They aren't going to draw a strong link between fewer people and less ad revenue when attacks on Twitter by advertisers are so clearly politically motivated, it's just not relevant for most companies business models. Overstaffing is.