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Were they? My recollection is that in the tech space a lot of people were saying "it's just an app, why do they need so many people"
by jxjnskkzxxhx 1y ago
Were they? My recollection is that in the tech space a lot of people were saying "it's just an app, why do they need so many people"
- makeitdouble 1y agoThe "why do they need so many people" were probably in favor of Musk ? On the other side people were already asking why Twitter didn't do more moderation and better filtering (= more people). And we expected that breaking rules would have serious repercussions, which was a foolish assumption as we've seen.
- jxjnskkzxxhx 1y ago> The "why do they need so many people" were probably in favor of Musk ? I can speak for myself. I think Enron Musk is a despicable person, and at the same time I don't understand why a shitty app needs so many people.
- stirfish 1y agoIt's an easy (but often wrong) transition from "I don't understand why" to "it must not be necessary".
- jxjnskkzxxhx 1y ago"I don't understand why ..." is a polite way of saying "I have some experience on the matter and have come up the belief that ...". The actual conclusion may still be wrong, but I hope this helps with your reading of my comment.
- pyrale 1y agoTech industry has been perpetually growing in the last decades. That means juniors are always a large share of the tech population, and as any demographic, some are bound to be clueless and still vocal. The issue is that in more stable industries, there would be a larger share of seniors to respond with more grounded takes. In ours, these voices are drowned, especially on relatively anonymous media such as HN.