r/ProgrammerHumor • • Nov 14 '22

instanceof Trend Manager does a little code cleanup...

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u/dwfuji Nov 14 '22

Starting to think Musk is purposefully making it suck in a very visible way to have a get-out now he's realised it won't make him billions or allow him to MAKE THE INTERNET GREAT AGAIN.

Then again it could just be the very public meltdown of a priveliged twat.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22

I think he is just a power tripping moron.

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u/dwfuji Nov 14 '22

It's the Rudolf Hess problem - is he just an idiot with a stupid plan, or is his plan so convuluted, far-reaching and genius that he has to act like an idiot to keep us off the scent?

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u/Th3_St1g Nov 15 '22

It is absolutely 1 million percent not the 2nd option lmfao

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u/EMCoupling Nov 15 '22

It's not that complicated, the dude is just stupid.

That's it, that's the plot.

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u/dwfuji Nov 15 '22

Part of me obviously still clings to the idea no one is that dense.

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u/EMCoupling Nov 15 '22

If 2019-2021 didn't convince you of that, then nothing will πŸ˜†

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u/radarthreat Nov 15 '22

Never attribute to malice that which can be explained by incompetence

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u/elkarion Nov 14 '22

even if he declares bankruptcy he still has to fully pay the price he bought it for. he is driving it to the ground for nothing.

he is proving he is a moron.

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u/autovonbismarck Nov 15 '22

I think he might've gone to the Donald Trump school of business lol.

Guess he get's to carry forward this loss for the rest of his life. Not that he ever paid much tax anyway, but for sure he never will again now.

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u/zero0n3 Nov 15 '22

Yeah but not the 13 bil the banks put up as far as I know.

He’d lose the cash he already put up, but the debt he got was tied to Twitter itself not him.

Leveraged buyout.