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		threatofrain on Oct 30, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Tesla engineers were on-site to evaluate the Twitt... You say "the new owners" but Tesla is not the new owner. Is it really standard procedure for employees from another company of the same CEO to do labor on the CEO's new company? And is printing out code really standard? Like, if you have the prerogative to review company code, why wouldn't you rather just use code tools on a computer, such as Git? I wouldn't be quick to dismiss the idea that this is a show.

code_runner on Oct 30, 2022 | [–]

To your point, can’t they just poke around the recent activity across all of twitters repos? Surely these brilliant Tesla engineers can figure that out.

apexalpha on Oct 30, 2022 | [–]

It's pretty common for a new CEO or leader to bring in his own people, too.

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