RIP Twitter

Yeah I feel like a dinosaur when I see the software skills my son acquired with his CS degree from Rice. If I can just get him to tell me before he starts adding more macros to my masterpieces!
I did macros on my Lotus 123 spreadsheets, what's the big deal?
 
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Anyone can learn to code.
I really think they can honestly. Not that a really good software engineer isn’t a valuable resource especially in embedded systems that I worked on. But the bar is fairly low to be proficient enough to earn a living writing code in many cases.
 
So, you equate Musk to someone born in 1950 that didn't trust technology or email? Do you actually think that anyone that writes code can't understand Twitter code because they write code for Tesla? If you do, your generation is lost.

Actually, I thought Musk was supposed to be able to read it himself.
 

I'll bite, what is the significance of this chick holding a printout of some code with a paper clip on part of it? No one prints code out, unless Leah Culver is one of the slackers getting fired for being worthless and she is going to show Elon a thing or two by using up toner and paper.
 
I'll bite, what is the significance of this chick holding a printout of some code with a paper clip on part of it? No one prints code out, unless Leah Culver is one of the slackers getting fired for being worthless and she is going to show Elon a thing or two by using up toner and paper.
Read the header. It’s a source file called something like LockScreenManager.swift and has a Twitter 2022 copyright.

Hopefully Musk sees this as the now allowed comedy or she might be going out in a blaze of glory.
 
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Not using Twitter code...

I'll be pennies to dollars it has a patten.
Source code is generally copywritten. Just like schematics for electronics. However they could literally realize the exact same design if they just ported the development environment from swift to Python or C++ or something else.
 
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