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   by throw2022110401 4y ago

   Not to mention the fucking insulting assumption that people were not already working hard. During my tour (left years ago) there have been many time periods when I worked my ass off. I ended up leaving because of the total burn-out and the
2. 32.▲
   by throw2022110401 4y ago

   Put yourself into their shoes. Why take a risk with Twitter when there are other options with similar returns but without the drama? There is a non-zero chance that just being associated with Twitter could turn out to be problematic in the
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   by throw2022110401 4y ago

   From the linked thread: > Most of the 2,000+ content moderators working on front-line review were not impacted, and access will be fully restored in the coming days. An implication here is that engineering was hit that much harder. (Assu
4. 34.▲
   by throw2022110401 4y ago

   One thing is for sure: It will be absolute hell for those who will have to keep things running in the coming months. For better or worse Twitter infra is extremely comlex. 50% gone would be very rough even if the cuts were made thoughtfully