Fired Twitter engineer blasts Elon Musk, company as ‘bunch of cowards’

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Elon Musk abruptly fired the software engineer after the two had argued about Twitter’s app.

A Twitter employee who was fired by tweet after criticizing Elon Musk ripped the billionaire and his advisers as a “bunch of cowards” on Monday night.

The dispute began after Musk tweeted an apology on Sunday “for Twitter being super slow in many countries” and attributed the problem to poor app function. “Then please correct me. What is the right number?” Musk responded. “Twitter is super slow on Android. What have you done to fix that?”Eric Frohnhoefer sparred with Elon Musk about Twitter’s app performance.“I think there are three reasons the app is slow,” Frohnhoefer said. “First it’s bloated with features that get little usage. Second, we have accumulated years of tech debt as we have traded velocity and features over perf. Third, we spend a lot of time waiting for network responses.

 

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geez..they should all say thank you for the cake job no matter how long it lasted and move on quietly

Our oil and gas industry had hundreds of thousands of layoffs. Never saw employees who were let go have a say in how the company proceeds with downsizing.

I hope he’s seething on the unemployment line.

From what I understand, this is the same Twitter engineer who tried to fob off Elon Musk with information about the Chrome browser instead of the Android app. Did he think Musk would fall for it?

Hey NYPost writers. Do the same. I dare you.

that's why he no longer works at Twitter

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