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minus-square@Sanelesslink39•1 year agoAnd if they didn’t fire everyone, someone with a spec of sense would have told them this Same with popups that try to throw you to only a mobile app
minus-squareBilliamlink24•1 year agoWhat makes you think that even if someone told Musk that, he would have listened to them?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink10•1 year agoHe was firing people before who told him something wasn’t going to work, so it wouldn’t surprise me if everyone who knew this would fail stayed silent in fear for their jobs.
minus-square@Sanelesslink8•1 year agoTrue. If it were a good idea he would have already thought of it, right?
minus-squareBilliamlink4•1 year agoEvery single one of these “iNDePENdeNT/liBerTaRian” tech bros think they’re the smartest man in the room. Too high on their own farts.
And if they didn’t fire everyone, someone with a spec of sense would have told them this
Same with popups that try to throw you to only a mobile app
What makes you think that even if someone told Musk that, he would have listened to them?
He was firing people before who told him something wasn’t going to work, so it wouldn’t surprise me if everyone who knew this would fail stayed silent in fear for their jobs.
True. If it were a good idea he would have already thought of it, right?
Every single one of these “iNDePENdeNT/liBerTaRian” tech bros think they’re the smartest man in the room. Too high on their own farts.