@evangoldin Agree, but re: negative press, Twitter algos are also just pushing way more far-right stuff across the board - for example, this "California Insider" channel you linked is part of Epoch Times (https://t.co/dwe4cBNAiV)
@jackmcclelland we're working on a solution for this at https://t.co/dFBORcHAU2 - trying to tackle the modeling, pipelining, and context problems of moving data from transactional systems to analytical ones
@RobertKennedyJr it’s interesting nobody on your campaign said “maybe we should wait for 89 days of no response before we tweet this” or “maybe we should put the time we’ve been waiting for no reply before the typical turnaround time”. very interesting.
@RobertFreundLaw Which it very well should. If I knew I had a cult following me for years, and repeatedly used their preferred coded signals “by accident”, I shouldn’t be able to just skate by.
@shawngorham it’s weird how everyone I know who played video games is a successful engineer or tech executive now - those bashing video games on Twitter are mostly rent seekers running failing storage businesses
@NeuIyn@bett_yu@RawRicci415@KPIXtv https://t.co/Fu0xhJu4Oh
Found the whole video - they have the whole crew set up at exactly this location ahead of time, and the camera-man has a huge grin on his face while "chasing" them which you wouldn't expect if it was an actual surprise carjacking... I'm going with staged.