GitHub took down a repository containing proprietary source code to Twitter after the social network filed a DMCA takedown request. The username, “FreeSpeechEnthusiast,” seems to be a jab at Elon Musk, who has claimed to be a free speech absolutist many times. It’s likely that GitHub was made aware of the jab and decided that it didn’t want any conflict or legal issues with Twitter related to this repository.
The code that Twitter is asking GitHub to take down is a modified version of a logo for the Free Speech Coalition, an organization that funds conservative speakers. The coalition has received donations from ZoomIn.com, which was founded by Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter.
There has been much speculation surrounding the future of Twitter, specifically with regards to its algorithm. However, it seems as though a new development is on the horizon that could change everything. According to reports, Musk is set to make the algorithm related to recommendations open source on March 31st – just days before Twitter’s scheduled IPO. If this happens, it could potentially give other social media platforms like Facebook and Google a major competitive edge, as they would now be able to adapt and improve their algorithms accordingly
Twitter will open source all code used to recommend tweets on March 31st
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 17, 2023
Twitter is opening up their code for all to see on March 31st. This includes the code that recommends tweets for users. developers will be able to use this information to create new features and improve the user experience.
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The source code leak of Twitter’s internal tools and platform comes as a major blow to the social media company. The repository containing the leaked code was taken down shortly after it was made public, but it is nonetheless alarming that such sensitive information could be made available to anyone with access to GitHub.
The code hosting company, which has not been identified, took down the repository for a project on Sunday after finding out that at least one user was able to access it before it was taken down. The company is investigating how the user got access and whether any information was leaked in the process.
In the wake of a major leak of confidential code from Twitter, the social media company is investigating who may have been responsible. According to sources within Twitter, copies of the leaked code were not present on GitHub – an increasingly common hosting platform for open-source software – indicating that the individuals or group responsible for leaking the information left Twitter last year. This revelation has raised concerns among senior executives at Twitter about what else might be lurking in their systems, potentially jeopardizing user privacy and data integrity.
As the company struggles under Musk’s ownership, investors are growing increasingly concerned about Twitter’s value. It seems that the CEO now values the social media platform at only $20 billion, less than half of what he paid for it last year. With this in mind, employees may face a difficult future as Musk looks to extract as much value from the company as possible.
In order to bring Twitter’s finances in better shape, CEO Elon Musk has taken radical steps for cost-cutting including mass layoffs and relaunching a new subscription service that offers verification as one of the benefits. According to data from analytics firm Sensor Tower, Twitter has managed to just get $11 million out of this new service. This is despite the fact that Twitter registered $1.17 billion in revenue for Q2 2022. This shows just how difficult it can be for companies to turn a profit on social media platforms given the volatile nature of their advertising market and users’ willingness to switch services frequently. Additionally, this trend could mean that CEOs who are looking to improve their company’s bottom line should consider reconsidering some of their more costly initiatives such as launching original TV series or building enormous headquarters complexes
Based on his recent comments, it seems that Musk believes that time spent on users’ Twitter accounts is poorly monetized. This could be due to the fact that many of Twitter’s features are free, while others require a paid subscription. If this is true, it could mean that the social media platform is not generating as much money
Twitter is a social media platform where people can share thoughts and ideas with others. The average amount of time that people spend on Twitter per day is around 50 minutes, which is about half an hour or so. The thing that’s most interesting about this number is that it suggests that, based on the number of hours in a day, 120 to 130 million hours of human attention are being spent on Twitter every day.
In order to secure the attention of these intelligent individuals, it is necessary to create something of value. Unfortunately, the amount of time and money that is devoted to capturing this attention is shockingly low. It can be argued that, on average, each person alive has the ability to captures the attention of 130 million people each day. This amounts to an estimated 100 billion hours per year – more than enough opportunity for any given individual or company to reach worldwide prominence.
Twitter’s response to our inquiry about poop emoji was appropriate and humorous. As expected, when we reached out to Twitter, we got a poop emoji. Even though this was the response we were expecting, it is funny nonetheless. This shows how dedicated and responsive Twitter is to its
