ALT According to four current employees, engineers spent Friday afternoon at Twitter dutifully printing out their code in anticipation of meetings with Musk and some of his senior engineers from Tesla. Other engineers were told to prepare for “code pairing” with Musk, in which they would sit with him and review code together. Just after noon, an executive assistant asked engineers to begin preparing code to show to Musk. “Please print out 50 pages of code you’ve done in the last 30 days (if you haven’t submitted code in the past 30 days, then you can go back up to 60 days),” the assistant wrote in a Slack message obtained by Platformer. “Please be ready to show on your computer as well.”

ALT Screenshot of a satellite map showing my running route, leading through rural forests and valleys. At the top, it states that I ran 16 kilometers in 2h19m at an average pace of 8m41s per kilometer and spent 2463 kilocalories.

ALT Table of lap times, 7m54s 7m38s 7m29s 7m53s 7m57s

ALT Screenshot of a satellite map with a colored line snaking through rural fields and forests, plotting my running path. The top indicates that I ran 16.05 kilometers in 2h 24m 35s at an average pace of 9:01 minutes/km and that I spent 2484 kilocalories.