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BREAKING: Musk locks down Twitter code, brings in trusted software engineers from TESLA to review the code
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| October 28, 2022
| Engineers
Posted on 10/28/2022 8:38:16 AM PDT by nwrep
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To: citizen
Think they just started one into Tesla.
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:07:23 AM PDT
by
milagro
(There is no peace in appeasement! There)
To: GingisK
Oh for God’s sake, it was a joke.
I forgot...engineers have their sense of humor removed at the start of the their freshman year.
To: entropy12
I can trust Musk more than POTUS Biden, VPOTUS Kamala, Speaker Pelosi, senate majortiy leader Schumer, and every democtrat politician.
"Trust" isn't really an issue. Once such a 'do everything' app is created, it will inevitably grow and be "gravitated toward" and required by government and business as outlined in the above WeChat post. It will simply be a more efficient, more encompasssing system than what's currently in place in the western world.
It'll take a few years but soon we won't be able to escape it. But go ahead, trust as you like.
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:09:29 AM PDT
by
citizen
(The pResident On Hot Mic With Florida Official: ‘No One F**ks With A Biden’)
To: GingisK
I misspoke. That was civil engineers who have their sense of humor removed. Software engineers have never interacted with live people...so they never had a sense of humor to start.
To: DevonD
The models can be perturbed by the training data used. So all of that will have to be examined.
105
posted on
10/28/2022 10:12:47 AM PDT
by
glorgau
To: nwrep
Do a search for the keyword=Trump
106
posted on
10/28/2022 10:13:05 AM PDT
by
Old Yeller
(A nation of sheep, produces a government of wolves.l)
To: billorites
> If it’s COBOL or FORTRAN I’m in!
PL/1 ? ;-)
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:14:04 AM PDT
by
glorgau
To: nwrep
They’ve had plenty of time to change it.
108
posted on
10/28/2022 10:14:27 AM PDT
by
Husker24
(Pp)
To: nwrep
109
posted on
10/28/2022 10:15:26 AM PDT
by
GOPJ
(Joe's infrastructure bill - 20 Million$ heated sidewalk in Berlin New Hampshire only project started)
To: All
Software engineer C++, C#, and even some old languages RPGLE, Cobol, Basic.
Musk could not pay me enough to look at Twitter code.
I will be surprised if they don’t find backdoors and time bombs on top of mountains of poor programming.
Supposedly Twitter has over 1 million lines of code probably very little documentation will be handed over to Elon as well.
Talk about looking for the proverbial needle in haystack.
I wish them well.
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:21:36 AM PDT
by
Bailee
To: Husker24
there is a record of every change
111
posted on
10/28/2022 10:23:14 AM PDT
by
bankwalker
(Repeal the 19th ...)
To: nwrep
So.....when does the FBI become involved?
112
posted on
10/28/2022 10:27:02 AM PDT
by
blam
To: nwrep
One of the Data Engineers Musk fired wondered how he was going to make payments on his Tesla car...
S C H A D E N F R E U D E
113
posted on
10/28/2022 10:30:17 AM PDT
by
BigEdLB
(Let’s go Brandon!)
To: nwrep
I hope he can find and remove the ‘bots.
114
posted on
10/28/2022 10:33:20 AM PDT
by
dynachrome
(“We cannot save Ukraine by dooming the US economy.” Rand Paul)
To: Bailee
Musk brought in his Space-X programmers to look over the code
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:34:24 AM PDT
by
BigEdLB
(Let’s go Brandon!)
To: Red Badger
Nice meme. Will all the virtuous libtards give up their teslas now?
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:34:54 AM PDT
by
dynachrome
(“We cannot save Ukraine by dooming the US economy.” Rand Paul)
To: ImJustAnotherOkie
Code freezes are common. There is always an exception process. In this case it’s just done prior to a big layoff where they expect sabotage. Ah, exceptions! During my decades of work in IT, I created code on the mainframe that gave my programs highest priority to run, as well as other functions. I did machine language programming deep in the core code that ran jobs. Well hidden to appear necessary. Ten years after leaving, I checked and the code was still there. If an engineer wanted to be malicious, in the event they got fired the code could trigger sabotage.
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:40:55 AM PDT
by
roadcat
To: AnotherUnixGeek
“Trying to review all of the code for a briefing to Musk early next week is going to result in weekend work for some unlucky Tesla engineers, and it will only be a high-level review. In-depth code reviews take time.”
I actually consider those engineers lucky. The bonuses they will get for doing this will be incredible. Great team to be on right now.
118
posted on
10/28/2022 10:44:18 AM PDT
by
EQAndyBuzz
(At this point I would rather have the illegals here than the liberals.)
To: gitmo
“I’m a 70 year old developer. I wonder what language they use.”
BAL360
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:46:52 AM PDT
by
EQAndyBuzz
(At this point I would rather have the illegals here than the liberals.)
To: DadOfFive
Of course. Nevertheless, rust never sleeps.
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posted on
10/28/2022 10:47:07 AM PDT
by
GingisK
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