Discussion

• @realgeorgehotz @realgeorgehotz on x

  @ahmetb Yes, though none too impactful.

• @morgvanny Mor on x

  looks like someone didn't desire greatness. sad! https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...

• @realgeorgehotz @realgeorgehotz on x

  @nagrani14 Nah, it is what it is. Still rooting for the success of Twitter 2.0!

• @realgeorgehotz @realgeorgehotz on x

  @AutismCapital Did that with the appropriate people, not the public

• @potetotes Lauren on x

  I think the takeaway here is that no matter how smart you are, it's not realistic to expect to effect meaningful change to complex systems in a short amount of time then leave. Same reason why consultants are not effective. No skin in the game/appreciation of how it came to be. h…

• @ericfrohnhoefer @ericfrohnhoefer on x

  The guy that said 80% of engineers at Twitter were useless turns out to be useless. Didn't even get the popup removed. https://twitter.com/...

• @casanovacane @casanovacane on x

  You went on livestream saying 80% of engineers at Twitter were useless, took a job as an intern to show how much more you knew than them, didn't get shit done and resigned probably before getting fired. https://twitter.com/...

• @autismcapital @autismcapital on x

  Geohot stepped down from his Twitter internship. Not the best sign. Unfortunate. https://twitter.com/...

• @carnage4life @carnage4life on x

  I guess Twitter Search is never getting fixed now. 😭 https://twitter.com/...

• @gergelyorosz Gergely Orosz on x

  Call me surprised. George Hotz is an experienced software engineer who volunteered to do a 12-week “internship” at Twitter to try and fix things. He seemed motivated and determined to make an impact - but threw in the towel 4 weeks in. Not a good sign for Twitter's dev team. http…

• @plinz @plinz on x

  oh no https://twitter.com/...