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Friend posted:Remember when everybody was saying Twitter would crash in a manner of days? Whatever happened to that? The European games are funny as hell because the fans have no idea what the gently caress is going on so they just wear whatever jersey they have lying around. The atmosphere is wild too. After the game they hosted in Germany, the crowd just refused to leave after the game was over. People were singing. Lots of dudes taking their shirts off. It visibly annoyed one of the post-game commentators because it was so loud she couldn’t speak to the point where she goes, “Why won’t these people go HOME”
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Platystemon posted:Elon Musk paid forty-four billion dollars to become Pagliacci the clown. Pagliacci was funny and people wanted to see him
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Frank Frank posted:The European games are funny as hell because the fans have no idea what the gently caress is going on so they just wear whatever jersey they have lying around. lol no, we go to the game wearing our teams jerseys because the way they booked the games is convince a team nobody actually likes to drop a home game in order to come to Europe against a team that would never willingly do so. It used to be one game a year and it was a miracle it happened at all, so the attitude was "Football? gently caress yeah!" and you'd represent your faves and just go to have a good rear end time.
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zoux posted:It's the whole reason they *constantly* say "We the People" and then failed to replicate it with "Where We Go One We Go All" which makes no sense but sounds wise because it uses inverse syntax It's a line from the movie White Squall.
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Oh well if it's from a cultural touchstone of that magnitude, apologies to the brain wormed.
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Friend posted:Remember when everybody was saying Twitter would crash in a manner of days? Whatever happened to that? I’m honestly pretty surprised that the worst of it had been them screwing up 2fa for a bit there. I would have been willing to put money down that it would have gone up in flames by now but that may be a testament to how well it was implemented before the culling. This said I’ve gotten a dramatic uptic in spam messages since this all went down so who even knows.
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What will actually kill it is if he follows through on this
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"An Injury to One is an Injury to All" was taken by non-shitheads
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Warbird posted:I’m honestly pretty surprised that the worst of it had been them screwing up 2fa for a bit there. I would have been willing to put money down that it would have gone up in flames by now but that may be a testament to how well it was implemented before the culling. This said I’ve gotten a dramatic uptic in spam messages since this all went down so who even knows. a website the size of twitter can coast a long time on a bare minimum level of maintenance. there's always the risk of some cascading failure spiral that nobody knows how to fix but so long as you don't gently caress with it too much then it could keep going a while of course musk is going to gently caress with it too much
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When you had a twitter glitch in 2021 - "Ugh this loving site" When you have one now - "The falcon cannot hear the falconer" We can go back to the day of and see all the dire predictions about Twitter not lasting the weekend. I have noticed no differences in site operation since dipshit took over, just way more terrible tweets.
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zoux posted:When you had a twitter glitch in 2021 - "Ugh this loving site" it seems like replies are being obsessively policed but idk  https://twitter.com/ShameFlashWeft/status/1602384846659125251?s=20&t=bZDjc7i6aTw7C3CuGLgkxg I can't figure out a good way to show that the hard drive tweet has like 3 posted replies without making people check the tweet themselves, but i don't remember twitter being cultivated so aggressively no matter how annoying people have been. e: it's funny and good though so whatever Rainbow Knight has a new favorite as of 21:53 on Dec 12, 2022 |
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I hate it when the falcon can't here the falconer. Always have
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projecthalaxy posted:I hate it when the falcon can't here the falconer. Always have Do not google the gyre
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Dec 12, 2022 21:45
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To be fair, pre-Elon Twitter was also weird and lovely about showing all replies. Social media often fails when it comes to some pretty basic functions and desired features!
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I mean, netflix keeps recommending it to me, and it's obviously about Wednesday Addams going to goth high school with assorted night creatures. It's not a complex premise.
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Rainbow Knight posted:it seems like replies are being obsessively policed but idk I've seen this on a bunch of tweets recently, can't tell if it's pettiness or the site somehow not working when you strip it of its resources.
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He's got the thinnest skin in the world and an almost pathological need to be liked, and so he has done the worst thing in the world for his mental health and personal satisfaction. And he's absolutely going to end up in penury for this, it's actually all pretty funny.
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zoux posted:He's got the thinnest skin in the world and an almost pathological need to be liked, and so he has done the worst thing in the world for his mental health and personal satisfaction. And he's absolutely going to end up in penury for this, it's actually all pretty funny. A quote about Trump in 2016 or a quote about Musk in 2022?
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TotalLossBrain posted:A quote about Trump in 2016 or a quote about Musk in 2022? The Post's lede for this piece from today quote:When you take just a step or two back, the picture isn’t that complicated. A billionaire business executive who has given to both Democratic and Republican candidates begins to make clear that his personal politics lean more heavily to the right. This seems in part to be a function of the media environment in which he operates. It is clearly exacerbated, too, by frustration at critical reporting from traditional news outlets.
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zoux posted:He's got the thinnest skin in the world and an almost pathological need to be liked, and so he has done the worst thing in the world for his mental health and personal satisfaction. And he's absolutely going to end up in penury for this, it's actually all pretty funny. This could easily be about me though. As terribly depressed and so very tired of the world as I am, it's actually rather comforting to know that the richest guy in the world is just about as much of a loser, and he doesn't even know it.
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Mister Speaker posted:This could easily be about me though. The fact that he has more money than god but he spends his time publicly owning himself over and over makes him a much, much bigger loser. You or I would have just hosed off to a private island with good internet at this point.
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zoux posted:When you had a twitter glitch in 2021 - "Ugh this loving site" 1. Trending Tweets sometimes contain Chinese spam, and often link to tweets that don't contain or even refer to the phrase that is supposedly trending. There used to be a two-person team that curated Trending Tweets and wrote the explanation underneath, and they've apparently been fired. Nowadays, you just get garbage. 2. I can't post images into a post from Tweetdeck any more. 3. The infamous 2FA glitch. Are any of those game-changing? 3) would have been if they hadn't fixed it. 1) and 2) are minor, but they are differences in site operation. There was also the extremely failed rollout of buy-your-checkmark, which failed in all the ways anybody sensible would have (and did) advise Musk about.
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I don't know about you but if twitter doesn't fail soon I'll be pissed. I'm standing around looking like a 7th day adventure tourist over here
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The sort of events that could lead to an extended Twitter outage happen in pretty unpredictable intervals. I know it's going down at some point, but I am absolutely not making any predictions about when.
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zoux posted:He's got the thinnest skin in the world and an almost pathological need to be liked, and so he has done the worst thing in the world for his mental health and personal satisfaction. And he's absolutely going to end up in penury for this, it's actually all pretty funny. https://twitter.com/cosmic_andrew1/status/1602394888359772197?s=46&t=uA97CiWlXx54VAW_h7OWwA
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This whole thread about how criminally stupid Twitter's devops was. Has nothing to do with Musk, has a lot to do with "well, it's worked so far" as you tapdance on a melting ice bridge. https://twitter.com/AvidHalaby/status/1602127460677844993
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Arsenic Lupin posted:This whole thread about how criminally stupid Twitter's devops was. Has nothing to do with Musk, has a lot to do with "well, it's worked so far" as you tapdance on a melting ice bridge. That thread is a ride, but I’m not surprised that they don’t have separate dev/test data environments. Replicating the Twitter data set in a way that would make testing be representative of production operation would be pretty hard. FB doesn’t have a separate test data set either (just test users in the production/only data space), but the rest of their controls were better afaict.
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zoux posted:Oh well if it's from a cultural touchstone of that magnitude, apologies to the brain wormed. It’s one of the characters doing a bad off-the-cuff translation of their prep school’s Latin motto, to make the thing even stupider.
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Subjunctive posted:That thread is a ride, but I’m not surprised that they don’t have separate dev/test data environments. Replicating the Twitter data set in a way that would make testing be representative of production operation would be pretty hard. FB doesn’t have a separate test data set either (just test users in the production/only data space), but the rest of their controls were better afaict.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:Can you unpack this a little more? Google and various Google sub-products (Gmail) do have separate dev and test. Things that have arbitrary interplay between complex user states are less amenable to isolated test than those that pretty much only deal with one isolated corpus (gmail) or have those other users’ states encapsulated behind ranking coefficients (Google search), I think. I’m not sure what sort of unpacking you mean, though!
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Arsenic Lupin posted:This whole thread about how criminally stupid Twitter's devops was. Has nothing to do with Musk, has a lot to do with "well, it's worked so far" as you tapdance on a melting ice bridge. Lmao Twitter has no PDP? That’s amazing.
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Subjunctive posted:Things that have arbitrary interplay between complex user states are less amenable to isolated test than those that pretty much only deal with one isolated corpus (gmail) or have those other users’ states encapsulated behind ranking coefficients (Google search), I think. You can argue that all this interconnection is creepy as poo poo, and I won't deny you. But Gmail is no longer an isolated corpus, nor is Maps, nor is what remains of Waze.
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Arsenic Lupin posted:No, that's the sort of thing I meant! But Google as a whole absolutely has arbitrary interplay between complex user states. Consider all the people using Google Maps and sharing locations with one another; consider that on my Android phone, Google Assistant is noticing when I have a bill coming due (from my Gmail) and popping up a message. It’s great that they’ve been able to create a representative environment, in that case. At FB we were not, no doubt in part due to historic failings of encapsulation. It’s not impossible at the limit, but it is pretty hard! For all of my time at FB, it was a much smaller engineering team than at Google, and I suspect that’s the case for pretty much everyone other than Google.  When I talk about interaction of user state, though, I don’t mean “user X sent a thing to user Y”, but “all of a few thousand users’ interaction patterns affect how (or if) a unit displays”. FB also had approximately gently caress all for unit tests, of course, which I found shocking and then came to accept grudgingly. I was the technical lead for the team at FB who evaluated Waze during the bidding war between FB and Google for them, and I’m 99% sure that they didn’t have a separated test environment which actually modelled the inter-user interactions at the time. (To be sure, the time was 2013 or whatever.) Retrofitting that would be quite the undertaking, so kudos to whatever team pulled that off!
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Arsenic Lupin posted:This whole thread about how criminally stupid Twitter's devops was. Has nothing to do with Musk, has a lot to do with "well, it's worked so far" as you tapdance on a melting ice bridge. Lmao Musk's backers spent $44 billion more than they needed to take Twitter down
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Subjunctive posted:It’s great that they’ve been able to create a representative environment, in that case. At FB we were not, no doubt in part due to historic failings of encapsulation. It’s not impossible at the limit, but it is pretty hard! For all of my time at FB, it was a much smaller engineering team than at Google, and I suspect that’s the case for pretty much everyone other than Google. quote:I was the technical lead for the team at FB who evaluated Waze during the bidding war between FB and Google for them, and I’m 99% sure that they didn’t have a separated test environment which actually modelled the inter-user interactions at the time. (To be sure, the time was 2013 or whatever.) Retrofitting that would be quite the undertaking, so kudos to whatever team pulled that off! The gossip I heard -- very old gossip -- was that both FB and Twitter's dev environments were reacting against what were seen as over-severe and elephantine requirements to release into Google prod. Hence "move fast, break things".
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