Elon Musk makes $43 Billion offer for private buyout of Twitter (3 Viewers)

[Tapxe]

X told to pay $600,000 to ex-Twitter worker who was dismissed for not responding to Elon Musk's 'extremely hardcore' demand, reports say

He was reportedly awarded the equivalent of around $600,000 after being dismissed for not responding to Elon Musk's "extremely hardcore" ultimatum.

www.yahoo.com

 

[buzd]

Kinda in the same boat. I use a lot of integrative pieces as well for posting content and Threads still have caught on with them enough to have their API not available. The developer claims it's Meta, despite the API for Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram being available. But there been no big push for them to implement Threads.

On another note, I wish Jack had been more successful with BlueSky as well.

I also quite like blue sky

 

[GrandAdmiral]

We knew some of these names already...

Here Are the People Who Lost Millions Backing Musk's Twitter Takeover

Silicon Valley venture capitalists joined forces with Sean 'Diddy' Combs and a Saudi Prince to help Elon Musk acquire Twitter.

www.rollingstone.com

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

We knew some of these names already...

Here Are the People Who Lost Millions Backing Musk's Twitter Takeover

Silicon Valley venture capitalists joined forces with Sean 'Diddy' Combs and a Saudi Prince to help Elon Musk acquire Twitter.

www.rollingstone.com

Money’s weird

 

[superchuck500]

We knew some of these names already...

Here Are the People Who Lost Millions Backing Musk's Twitter Takeover

Silicon Valley venture capitalists joined forces with Sean 'Diddy' Combs and a Saudi Prince to help Elon Musk acquire Twitter.

www.rollingstone.com

Interesting that Jack Dorsey is an investor. Maybe partly why the BlueSky rollout was so tepid compared to Threads?

 

[Zztop]

Please submit a 500 word report as to why you think you deserve this

Elon Musk says X staff can get their stock — if they prove they deserve it

They’ll have to write a one-page email.

www.theverge.com

In an email to staff viewed by The Verge, the company is planning to award stock options based on the anticipated impact of employees. That means staff have to submit a one-page summary telling leadership their contributions to the company in order to get their stock

 

[superchuck500]

Please submit a 500 word report as to why you think you deserve this

Elon Musk says X staff can get their stock — if they prove they deserve it

They’ll have to write a one-page email.

www.theverge.com

In an email to staff viewed by The Verge, the company is planning to award stock options based on the anticipated impact of employees. That means staff have to submit a one-page summary telling leadership their contributions to the company in order to get their stock

 

[Sailorsaint]

Please submit a 500 word report as to why you think you deserve this

Elon Musk says X staff can get their stock — if they prove they deserve it

They’ll have to write a one-page email.

www.theverge.com

In an email to staff viewed by The Verge, the company is planning to award stock options based on the anticipated impact of employees. That means staff have to submit a one-page summary telling leadership their contributions to the company in order to get their stock

Wonder if they grade on a scale?

 

[efil4stnias]

Wonder if they grade on a scale?

more importantly- will there be a "curve"

I survived plenty an exam due to teacher/profession grading on that curve


eh nm- "scale" - "curve" same thing i guess lol.

 

[saintmdterps]

more importantly- will there be a "curve"

I survived plenty an exam due to teacher/profession grading on that curve


eh nm- "scale" - "curve" same thing i guess lol.

Yup got a 56 on a physiological psych exam, but the high grade on the exam was a 72 so the professor graded on a curve and I got a C. that class was hardest earned C I ever got

 

[CajunInVA]

Yup got a 56 on a physiological psych exam, but the high grade on the exam was a 72 so the professor graded on a curve and I got a C. that class was hardest earned C I ever got

Freshman chemistry at Tulane. I got a 35 out of 120 and got a 'D'. The high score was 52 and I think the average was 39. When no one gets it like that, is it the students, subject matter, or professor?

 

[saintmdterps]

Freshman chemistry at Tulane. I got a 35 out of 120 and got a 'D'. The high score was 52 and I think the average was 39. When no one gets it like that, is it the students, subject matter, or professor?

IIRC, in my case the professor gave us the wrong study guide. he apologized and graded on the curve. One guy got a 4 on the exam. Given that the course was 4 exams all weighted equally, I'm not sure how you recover from a 4.

The class was tough. It was 300-level class we had to get past for our degree and was designed to weed out pretenders. The professor was fair, the class just covered a lot of material and most of it was more hard science than your typical psych class.

 

[efil4stnias]

Freshman chemistry at Tulane. I got a 35 out of 120 and got a 'D'. The high score was 52 and I think the average was 39. When no one gets it like that, is it the students, subject matter, or professor?

dumb arse






in all honesty- i think its probably a bit of all 3.

But if you know how to keep the attention of a classroom full of 18 year olds, on a subject as mundane and tedious as Chemistry, do tell. Ill finance you to go on Shark Tank and SELL THAT !@#$@#.

Profit.

 

[sfidc3]

First finance class at UNO, Professor Oscar Verela.....nice guy but his first major test was almost impossible, some questions/problems being well outside the scope of material covered, class average on the test was in the 30's....one person scored in the 70's.....he decided to grave on a curve and also gave a ridiculously easy final exam....

Students revolted and a few went to the administration, he was forced to drop the 1st test grade altogether.....he was a pretty good instructor just a bizarre method of testing....

 

[Sailorsaint]

C, C, A, B, D… C, C, A, B, D……