@reaganreese_ Why is this what we're feeding the 79 year old leader of the free world? I realize he's a grown ass man who can make his own choices, but should we let him? If this menu is any indication of his personal decision making abilities, maybe not.
@VladGersh@ujjwalscript The recruiting tool that powered Amazon's hiring pipeline for a decade or more was called MRT, which stood for Matt's Recruiting Tool. Because, well, Matt built it. Not saying Matt's product was weekend validation code, but it was someone's personal project, until it wasn't.
@Mindshot7@EPavlic@elonmusk@lexfridman I wonder Chris. It was called 1984 and here we are 40 years later discussing things that are not yet as dire as the novel. The rest of us are left feeling like this is all happening so fast, but how many actually read the book and heeded his warnings when ballots are cast.
@polak_jasper@adcock_brett What gave you the impression that two-pizza teams failed? This isn't an XOR relationship. I was a STL with multiple two-pizza teams reporting in to me, each of which had their own STL running them.
@nicolasscopesi@adcock_brett Yes to equity. Why would someone want to be an owner of their incentives weren't aligned with said ownership? I didn't know a single STL at Amazon without equity.
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@beyondarmonia @elonmusk I was responding to Elon's statement that "u can't sell houses u don't own." Your analogy is more apt, to be sure, but it distracts from the first, larger problem. Selling stock that isn't available to sell (float). In your analogy, borrowing then selling houses that don't exist.
@elonmusk That fact and your success should explain why shorting isn't the problem. It is a problem when big funds target the likes of little guys like GameStop who are already crushed under the weight of their business failing, but less of a problem without naked shorts.
@elonmusk You can buy houses, cars, and nearly anything you don't own. Every house I've sold, I never owned. That's essentially how/why our economy works. Billionaires don't have this problem. Perhaps you've forgotten. They're called mortgages. When we sell those things, we don't own them.
@elonmusk The other issue here was the naked short sell. That needs to be illegal here, as in Europe. The issue you experience is due largely in part to your and Tesla's profile. The fact that you've continued to prove then wrong while crushing the shorts should make you so so proud.