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This Is Why Twitter Will Shutdown In The Next 60 Days | Elon Musk Is Out!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 19. 11. 2022
- Elon Musk is creating an environment where Twitter will fail in the next 60 days if he doesn't fix his behavior immediately. Altering firing 14 employees over Twitter, he demanded that employees work long hours or leave the company with 3 months of severance. 1,200 employees chose to take the severance, this is after massive layoffs just weeks ago.
At this point there aren't many people left that can keep Twitter running. There is a real possibility that Twitter will experience outages which could result users leaving for competing services. While we won't get into Twitter's potential for going bankrupt, these scenarios will make it much harder for Elon Musk to increase the companies revenue.
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Narrator: It didn't shut down.
Companies are bought not for their infrastructure, but for the employees that created and maintain the infrastructure. Elon has eliminated much of the value of Twitter by eliminating the employees. Now the only reason to buy Twitter is to get the name, and you could probably do that at a discount after it goes bankrupt and all assets are liquidated. The code you probably want to redesign from scratch anyway because the technology has moved on from when it was first written.
Imagine Society went outside and talked to each other
Go outside? It's scary out there.
this aged well.
just kidding, this aged poorly af
You watched this video 2 hours ago, so give it another 60 days and see if Twitter is still operational.
@@CodyEngelCodes 3 months ago 90 days plus another 60 days so what, do we act like the government now and just keep saying 60 days every day so that when it happens your right? Thatâs weird.
Yes.
@@CodyEngelCodes twitter is doing just fine lol ya got 30 days
Sometimes, you just have to treat. Once they're gone, there's no one to treat.
This will age like milk.
I like aged milk
@@CodyEngelCodes đđđ
It's still up and running.
3 months later twitter lives
For now.
@@CodyEngelCodes 5 months later twitter lives
@@Nick-zw7gg for now.
So did Twitter shut down yet?
This video's title and the predictions made in it should serve as a reminder as to why technical employees of companies don't necessarily make good leaders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, etc.
I dunno, I think the SpaceX rocket exploding is an omen for things to come at Twitter.
Yeah, they are terrible
Jan 20. The day Twitter died.... Good call man! You should start your own company. I'm sure you'd be a better CEO. It was impossible for Twitter to survive cutting 3k jobs. Those were vital jobs.
I know, it's a sad day isn't it? RIP Twitter.
Have you started Twitter 2.0 yet? I miss having a safe space for my feeligs. I hated all the trolls filling my timeline with their "facts" ugh. Feelings>facts! Also, will you have free lunches, snacks, and other perks at Twitter 2.0? I'd like to work there if possible. I'm running out of unemployment benefits. Make Twitter great again. Thanks Boss
This video aged like fine milkđđđ
Aged milk is quite good.
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Did it happen?
not working for me now
Elon fans still believe that he is playing 4D Chess and that he is 10 steps ahead of everybody.
For all we know he might be, but I'm fairly sure he's play checkers.
Well I understood Musk was a charlatan after he attempted to make a "flamethrower", was digging tunnels for underground traffic jams and reusing failed projects of the past to promote it with a new name called hyperloop. I can only conclude he got lucky with Tesla that he got a lot of government support, otherwise he probably be broke.
â@@CodyEngelCodes I second you.
I just wonder how easier the challenges at Spacex and Tesla might have become for him to devote even an hour of this time thinking about that social network.
@@roadrage9191 He also is only a "retroactive co-founder" of Tesla. IE, other people founded it, and he just bought his way in. He definitely got lucky. He had a few good ideas, but is now just throwing away any goodwill he once had. He is not the brilliant man his supporters think he is.
his original businesses were code based. tesla is pretty much half software engineering half hardware. he brought 50 world class tesla engineers with him to document everything. they are still there.
if you have worked in IT you'll understand how much top class engineers vs standard ones. one world class equates to dozens, seriously i've seen it with my own eyes over years in the industry.
we'll see but i suspect there will be minor issues only.
Why would world class software engineers work for Tesla or Musk's Twitter? They can go work for Google, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Uber, DoorDash, or anywhere else that pays more than Tesla does. They'd also get more time off and respect for the work that they do.
@@CodyEngelCodes i disagree with the 'respect for the work they do'. i wouldn't go by recent events at twitter as a guide.
my understanding is tesla/spacex engineers work there as they do the best work and projects of their lives. yes many leave after a few years from burn out, but they get a lot done and don't seem to regret it. i think it's easy to coast at the other places you mention and whilst that's good for some, many want to make a difference. and they see that at musk companies.
also they run a poll every year from the top engineering schools like MIT and graduates chose tesla and spacex as number one and two as their ideal places to work. been that way for years now.
Nailed it.
Yes, please listen to a guy called Cody Engel, he is so much more successful and experienced in running business than Elon Musk. Not.
Exactly. Thank you.
this guy is so salty haha chill dude, noone is drinking your soy milk
Soy milk?
Why do you hate Elon so much?
@@tubeyou6794 maybe he doesnât hate anyone in particular and is giving his opinion based on prior experience and expertise. Have you worked in software development before? Have you worked on large complex systems before? Some have and some havenât and itâs not a knock on anyone if they donât have that experience.
@@RRR-gr7nh lol dude, like he has some experiece haha . do you hate elon too? remember elon made paypall, thats a big platform. also YES. and also I can read people, he is obviously rooting for elon to fail for having his precious woke leftist feelings broken⊠like ffs. get a life
:o so its been past 60 days and twitter still not shut down.....guess you lied to everyone XD
You should give advice on stock investments, that way I can do the complete opposite.
How are your Twitter shares doing?
So I think 3 months later and it will shut down.
Me too.
All the ex twitter employees should take their knowledge and make new bird-like site named "Musky" or something lol
Oooo Musky would be a good one, instead of a bird it's a fish!
Musky-don mastodon
Soooo, your basically running off of hearsay ? Social platforms are utterly ridiculous because often than not, troubleshooters are not available for account issues, plus I believe they're mainly well overstaffed.
Well this aged poorly
I like Musk but he really sh*t the bed on this one. Looks like there is no way he gets out of this situation without suffering a massive financial loss.
He is a Tin Man a machine with no heart!!
Honestly, wouldn't be surprised.
For me this would be the last straw to leave the company, there is no way I would want to be involved in an EU court case for something I've implemented (or disabled) because Musk told me to do so: "Twitterâs recent requirement that software engineers self-certify that their code is compliant with legal and regulatory requirements."
Yeah, no thank you, the EU is a minefield of legal troubles.
It baffles me how many fanboys he has that think he's turning the platform into some utopia. It's an absolute disaster. The entire site could go down and the Stan's will call it genius
Pretty much.
Why worry bro.. When you me and my partner can clone Twitter overnight..
50 DAYS TO GO BB
Yep!
I can still log in to my Twitter, so..... lol
This video was released today, give it another 60 days.
The fact that the team that manages the main source code and gives access to other departments the files they need is gone I imagine this will happen sooner than 60 days.
We shall see, when do you anticipate Twitter going dark?
Why is this still up when you were so wrong.
As clickbait-y as the title sounds, I have been saying the same thing and wanted to hear your take. I'm glad I did, you came at it from a very level headed and logical perspective, and one that I think most of us experienced software engineers should be able to agree with. From a technical perspective, he's done major damage to the site by firing so many people, including entire mission-critical teams. But he is most screwed from the financial perspective, considering the loans now on Twitter's books will accrue $1billion / year in interest alone, and Twitter was losing money even BEFORE Musk bought it and plopped billions in debt onto the balance sheet. Now that he's fired like 75 - 80% of the staff AND lost most of Twitter's advertising partners, I don't see how they can possibly recover. No decent, professional engineers would take a job there right now unless he pays them insane money, which runs counter to his objective of cutting costs
Happy you feel similarly to me, and it's also great when a clickbait-y title just comes to you because it is legitimately based in reality.
I didn't get to talk about the balance sheet of Twitter (honestly probably not necessary for a SWE channel) but also agree that the debt he put onto Twitter is going to be very difficult to recover from. Although to my surprise Twitter brought in $5 billion last year although they lost $221 million so coming up with an extra billion dollars just for the interest payments might be tough.
Actually I'm wondering if Elon Musk is playing a game of 5D Chess with us. He sees the damage that Twitter was doing with certain communities and realized it was going to be nearly impossible to moderate. So he bought the company and is intentionally destroying it to prevent extremists from organizing đ€
Of course I don't think Elon Musk is that strategic, he's just a terrible manager that thought he could take over Twitter and run it like a car or space company.
@@CodyEngelCodes LOL that's a fascinating theory. I agree though that he's probably not that strategic, nor that benevolent. He very much seems like a thin-skinned troll who experiences recurring bouts of acute smarm. His bone-headed Twitter Blue faceplant demonstrates this pretty hilariously.
At this point he looks less like a Tony Stark or Steve Jobs, and more like an inflatable tube man, flailing desperately in the wind and hoping he can latch onto something that will stop the bleeding out of his net worth.
I suspect he's probably regularly gauging how soon he can file for Chapter 11 (or Chapter 7) without triggering some sort of additional regulatory or reputational blowback.
I donât think twitter will fail
We shall see đ
There is no such thing as too big to fail.
If you are based in the US, do some research about the companies who closed in that year.
@@none_the_less my argument Would be that there are still devs that are willing to work on this product even some for free because they value at the source the freedom of speech and ability to talk to anyone at scale. Currently there are 50 devs some notable like George Hotz trying to keep the bird in the air đ
@@AlfredGuimaz
I am very skeptic about all of this, not because of the state of Twitter per se, but rather because of Elon himself.
Maybe he really playing 4D chess and I am just unable to see or acknowledge his genius at work.
We shall see.
@@AlfredGuimaz freedom of speech is not secured by any means by one person controlling itno matter their integrity.
Thereâs just not another competitor. Someone should jump on making one right now because this is the perfect chance.
Mastadon looks terrible. I see no chance of that working simply because itâs too complicated for the average person. Thereâs no website you can view content without signing up or joining severs.
Facebook is the closest thing to having Twitter like features, but no one is going back to that.
Yep, perfect opportunity for someone to throw their hat in the race and build a Twitter competitor.
Mmm ok?
I don't think it will happen. There's documentation in codes. Lots of it. And the employee who are there must have compartmentalized their work for it to work. For example telegram is used by atleast a billion people and has tons of features which even WhatsApp doesn't have but the telegram team is just few hundreds. Not even a thousand. That's what will happen to twitter too.
Documentation in codes? That sentence alone is a clear sign you've never worked as a software engineer.
@@CodyEngelCodes English is not my first language. What i mean is there's plenty of documentation done for codes running on enterprise level.
Even with the best documentation, guides etc it will take time for a new sde who has not been working on that particular project.
The layoff should have been gradual and calculated to trim costs if that was the goal. This random firings, drama does not make sense apart from just spite.
Pretty sure anyone on this thread section slone would have done a better job as Twitter ceo than musk.
Maybe it should or could fall, in theory,
But it wonât.
Elon will push it to work in some way ir another
Time will tell...
So basically Elon tried to fix something that wasn't broke.
>Twitter
>Not broken for the last decade
I have a hard time believing this.
Even worse, he broke something that didn't need breaking.
Twitter is NOT using a cloudstorage service like AWS. It runs on their own designed service.
They use AWS at least for some of their workloads: www.fiercetelecom.com/telecom/twitter-jumps-public-cloud-aws-to-strengthen-its-user-feeds
Which makes it even WORSE for this situation. On-prem and private clouds are way more of a hassle than public
Hahahahahahahahaha
Please don't laugh at Elon Musk, it's not his fault he was subjected to those harsh gases from the emerald mines at such a young age.
Nah, I predict it will become bigger, a lot bigger than what it used to be, at least economically looking. Let time show
You might be right, that's what happened to 8chan after all.
@@CodyEngelCodes it did. I thought 8chan was an obscure web place with lots of crazy people on them.
Lol
Elon has a lot of ideas but doesnât seem to think them through very much lately.
Or ever. Dumb luck tends to be the reason people succeed while others don't.
@@CodyEngelCodes plus opportunity .
I think Elon will probably come back on some of his decisions and call back some key engineers who left , I don't know how he will pull that off but there's no other way to save Twitter, but if he manages to scale solutions on the long term with his remaining team we will have to admit he is good
If he can undo the damage he has done and bring back those engineers he pushed out then Twitter may still have a future.
From personal experience, the issue is with these kinds rogue manager / CEO / Owner situations is that the best people are first to leave. They don't need to put up with the shit and hence just work somewhere else. Once they are gone, they don't come back.
@@CodyEngelCodes Why would anyone go back?
Tbh the only way I see the best workers coming back is if Twitter comes under new Management, that offers very attractive deals to both advertisers and employees alike. So far Twitters workforce has been reduced dramatically, with many of its senior engineers leaving easily finding new jobs.
Really, Think he has proved with no shadow of a doubt that he isnt, seems like trying to find a reason to get to the conclusion he is good.
Tons of unnecessarry drama and stress and tension.
Great video! You disturbed the sycophant nest.
Thank you âșïž
No not Twitter
If not Twitter then who?
this guy thinks that the only way a software engineer can work on code is if the person who wrote the code is sitting next to the software engineer telling them how it works. His knowledge of software is as bad as this clickbait title
When did I say that? People can take over for software engineers that left, typically they are onboarded via the team that still exists. Twitter had a massive exodus so those pre-existing teams are mostly gone at this point.
The engineers Elon hires will have a lot of work in front of them to onboard to how Twitter operates. Their boss (Elon) does not understand that it will take months to ramp up and will be under a lot of pressure for (most likely) not a lot of pay.
Ultimately the people that Elon needs to join Twitter, don't want to join a Twitter that is owned by Elon Musk.
Who should I believe? Successful businessman who runs companies like SpaceX & Tesla & is literally the richest man on the planet or a random nobody on youtube who is pretentious enough to think he knows better than Elon Musk on how to run a company he paid billions of dollars to acquire
Yeah. I think the answer to that question is quite simple. You can disagree with his decisions but saying the company is gonna shut in 60 days or acting like he's dumb & you're here to educate him about it ? Lmaoo. I can guarantee you that much, it's never gonna shut. The traffic on twitter has increased after the takeover & despite Elon firing so many employees I don't see any visible downgrade in the app's performance & services. Also, Musk has been clear since day 1, one of the key reasons why he acquired twitter was cuz he doesn't like the left leaning bias among the employees & top management at Twitter & how they censor people based on their political ideologies. How do you think he's gonna bring about a change in work culture at Twitter without firing the employees that are part of the problem? He's just gonna hire new people that suit his criteria. Afterall it's his company, he has a vision for it & if he thinks he can't attain that vision with the current staff, ofc he's gonna remove entire posts, fire long term employees & move things around. At the end of the day, he bought that company, he must have studied it thoroughly & knows what needs changing, what's critical & what he can do away with
Wow that's a lot of text and given I'm not a smart businessman I don't know what it says. Probably all nice things I'm sure.
So wrong. So devoid of simple a posteriori observation.
Oh?
dude you don't have to make those faces on your thumbnail. your content is good enough. Include your face if you want but not those exaggerated looks you're making.
Rooney I wish I didn't need to but the analytics don't lie, exaggerated facial expressions get clicks đ
@@CodyEngelCodes do what's best for you and your channel. I just didn't want another youtuber I watch to fall into that trap but hey if it gets more views, who am I to judge?
nonense, twitter would run at aprox below 100 people. the squareroot of employees do 50% of the work.
as for random harddrive filsl up shows again that programmer have no clue about it. this is not a thing that would or could happen anymore on a hyperscaler.
everything is virtualized these days. one person can manage 1000Ć of servers, can shift entire datacenters with a mouseclick.
something like this could happen on traditional VM style systems. not on containerized microservices based ony highly virtualized plattform...
but yea guess someone is desperate for clicks without any competence
Get some sleep.
I say let's make an official bet, with a contract signed by both parties.
If it closes i'll send you $10K USD and if you lose, you send the money my way.
Put your money where your mouth is, that would give you tons of credibility and surely more views :)
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What are you talking about bro? LOL Make your first million then talk LOL
Ah the classic "If you can not cook like profesional chef, you are not allowed to say anything about the taste of food or about working conditions in kitchen".
So to rebute in with same logic - What are you talking about? Get 1000 subscribers first and only then talk about opinions of others on youtube.
@@iglidor well said, i am so sick of this argument people bring up for their idols
@Arvin once you aren't ratio'd we'll talk.
@@CodyEngelCodes You remind me of guys in their couch watching TV with their beers in their hands and beer gut bellies ... commenting on how these professional sportsmen are WRONG lol
Or on how Trump is a bad businessmen ... while they earn average wage working at a job they hate lol
@@arvinawotar2357 Cody Engel has been a lead engineer. Overseeing projects a working as a developer as far as I understand on fairly large projects.
He would literally be one of the people that would understand how this work not only on a technological level but probably also on a more birds eye view including costing, hiring etc. I don't know his exact work so I don't know hos complete profile.
But
Wow! I wounder why elon became the richest man while you didnt? đ
by duping people who can't even spell.
He probuldly didn't had a child slave mine owner dady
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Do you what is iit
Huh?
This is silly. If it is set up correctly, you need ONE good engineer to handle most situations. If it is not set up correctly like that, well, you need completely new engineers to set it up right. Call me any time to sort it out.
One engineer to handle all of Twitter?
You have no idea what you are talking about.
@@CodyEngelCodes microservices communicating is not rocket science. Do you think he did not know how such systems are designed before firing them. there are more than 1000 engineers still left at twitter. These are more than enough to handle the infrastructure and the code.? I know you people want this to fail so badly .
When dumb Musk fan from McDonalds minimum wage comments we can spot it đ