George Hotz

The main thing I would do is first of all, identify the pieces and then put tests in between the pieces, right? So there's all these different, Twitter has a microservice architecture, there's all these different microservices. And the thing that I was working on there, look, like, you know, George didn't know any JavaScript. He asked how to fix search, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Look, man, like, The thing is, like, I just, you know, I'm upset that the way that this whole thing was portrayed, because it wasn't like, it wasn't like taken by people, like, honestly. It wasn't like by, it was taken by people who started out with a bad faith assumption. Yeah. And I mean, look, I can't like.

Look, man, like, The thing is, like, I just, you know, I'm upset that the way that this whole thing was portrayed, because it wasn't like, it wasn't like taken by people, like, honestly. It wasn't like by, it was taken by people who started out with a bad faith assumption. Yeah. And I mean, look, I can't like.

Look, man, like, The thing is, like, I just, you know, I'm upset that the way that this whole thing was portrayed, because it wasn't like, it wasn't like taken by people, like, honestly. It wasn't like by, it was taken by people who started out with a bad faith assumption. Yeah. And I mean, look, I can't like.

Yeah. Like really, it does. And like, you know, he came on my, the day I quit, he came on my Twitter spaces afterward and we had a conversation. Like, I just, I respect that so much.

Yeah. Like really, it does. And like, you know, he came on my, the day I quit, he came on my Twitter spaces afterward and we had a conversation. Like, I just, I respect that so much.

Yeah. Like really, it does. And like, you know, he came on my, the day I quit, he came on my Twitter spaces afterward and we had a conversation. Like, I just, I respect that so much.

It was fun. It was stressful. But I felt like, you know, it was at, like, a cool, like, point in history. And, like, I hope I was useful. I probably kind of wasn't. But, like, maybe I was.

It was fun. It was stressful. But I felt like, you know, it was at, like, a cool, like, point in history. And, like, I hope I was useful. I probably kind of wasn't. But, like, maybe I was.

It was fun. It was stressful. But I felt like, you know, it was at, like, a cool, like, point in history. And, like, I hope I was useful. I probably kind of wasn't. But, like, maybe I was.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's refactoring all the way down.

It's refactoring all the way down.

It's refactoring all the way down.

This is the main philosophy of tiny grad. You have never refactored enough. Your code can get smaller. Your code can get simpler. Your ideas can be more elegant.

This is the main philosophy of tiny grad. You have never refactored enough. Your code can get smaller. Your code can get simpler. Your ideas can be more elegant.

This is the main philosophy of tiny grad. You have never refactored enough. Your code can get smaller. Your code can get simpler. Your ideas can be more elegant.

I mean, the first thing that I would do is build tests. The first thing I would do is get a CI to where people can trust to make changes. Before I touched any code, I would actually say, no one touches any code. The first thing we do is we test this code base. I mean, this is classic. This is how you approach a legacy code base.