Twitter Twitter source code was revealed!!!

[Istsmatt]

Elon stated in a tweet that the information would be made public to ensure transparency, but ultimately it was unintentionally shared, resulting in greater attention. Regardless of any personal opinions, it's evident that Elon havees a high level of intelligence.

 

[Natela]

It's too tardy; it has already been removed.

 

[Shaingh]

It is astonishing that with a large workforce being underpaid, occasional leaks of information should come as no surprise. In fact, I would have anticipated such incidents to occur more frequently.

 

[TearStories]

Intending to sell again. :/

 

[BooshPlus]

It's not unexpected, considering that the recently acquired owner of Twitter is managing employees who have access to specific confidential knowledge.

 

[Girlan]

Change its name to "Quitter" - Congratulations Musk, you have effectively disrupted the platform.

 

[RomanceLinkin]

Change its name to "Quitter" - Congratulations Musk, you have effectively disrupted the platform.

How did he mess up the platform?

 

[BiggCinco]

How did he mess up the platform?

Is it insufficient that they terminated fifty percent of the staff, resulting in the malfunction of the timeline feature (which is currently not loading for me), disrupting the two-step verification process (with many people, including myself, no longer receiving the verification SMS), and creating such a hostile environment that employees felt compelled to leak the source code?

 

[Mologyst]

The code has been leaked on GitHub and is now accessible to everyone. I'm curious to know who is responsible for this action.

Twitter says source code was leaked on GitHub, now it’s trying to find the culprit

An ex-employee is thought to be to blame.

www.theverge.com

Indeed, it's quite frustrating when such situations occur. However, taking a more serious perspective, considering the ongoing upheaval at Twitter, I'm not surprised by this development.

 

[RollPaper]

It is astonishing that with a large workforce being underpaid, occasional leaks of information should come as no surprise. In fact, I would have anticipated such incidents to occur more frequently.

It's surprising to realize that putting in effort is necessary to earn a salary. That's why major technology companies are currently laying off employees. Some people feel entitled because they expect to receive full benefits while only working five hours per week.

 

[ToyLaxr]

It is astonishing that with a large workforce being underpaid, occasional leaks of information should come as no surprise. In fact, I would have anticipated such incidents to occur more frequently.

One of those people who are overly concerned about social justice leaked it with the intention of causing harm to Elon.

 

[Execusp]

The code has been leaked on GitHub and is now accessible to everyone. I'm curious to know who is responsible for this action.

Twitter says source code was leaked on GitHub, now it’s trying to find the culprit

An ex-employee is thought to be to blame.

www.theverge.com

 

[Cahalfie]

The lack of interest lies in the mere leakage of the information. What truly captivates attention is if someone had the ability to perceive and understand the code, providing insights that would be beneficial.

 

[Galowear]

The lack of interest lies in the mere leakage of the information. What truly captivates attention is if someone had the ability to perceive and understand the code, providing insights that would be beneficial.

This precisely outlines Elon's strategy: reduce the number of employees by 50%, release Twitter as open source, and use free labor and enhancements to the code.