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Twitter continued to bleed engineers and other workers this week, after new owner Elon Musk gave them a choice to pledge to hardcore work or resign with severance pay.According to the New York Times, internal company estimates showed at least 1,200 full-time employees resigned on Thursday, according to multiple people close to the company and with knowledge of the matter. Company data showed that by the end of October, Twitter retained 7,500 full-time employees on its payroll, which sunk to 3,700 after sudden mass layoffs this month.Some announced on Twitter they were signing off after Musks deadline to make the pledge. A number of employees took to a private forum outside of the companys messaging board to discuss their planned departure, asking questions about how it might jeopardize their U.S. visas or if they would get the promised severance pay, according to an em stanley cupe ployee fired earlier this week who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation.It wasn t imme stanley cup becher diately clear how many of Twitters already-decimated staff took Musk up on his offer until the news of the 1,200 departures came out on Friday. The newest round of departures means the platform is continuing to lose workers stanley romania just at it is gearing up for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It s one of the busiest events on Twitter that can overwhelm its systems if things go haywire. To all the Tweeps who decided to make today your last day: thanks for being incredible teammates through the ups and downs. I cant wait to Jdbt Biden joins United Auto Workers on picket line
BALTIMORE, Md. 鈥?In a windowed room, sits a mission control where some of NASAs best and brightest keep a careful view over a $10 billion eye in space. It s very quiet. It s kind of like a library on purpose, said Carl Starr, mission operations manager for the James Webb Space Telescope. There s a lot of people that it takes to run the mission. Webb is the successor to the famed Hubble telescope, which, over the decades, brought stunning views of the cosmos to the stanley becher world. This is the temperature map of the mirrors, said John Durning, the missions deputy project manager.Webb is far more advanced than Hubble, the most powerful telescope ever sent into space, and it is traveling a greater distance. It s be stanley quencher en a spectacularly worked observatory, Durning said. We re very, very stanley flask happy. With a last name tailor-made for a career at NASA, mission operations manager Carl Starr gave us a behind-the-scenes look at Webbs mission control in Maryland. We designed it with a sense of openness because it s a science mission, Starr said. So, we wanted everybody to feel like they had part of it. Now, for the first time ever, Webb will make it possible for everyone on Earth to lay eyes on something never seen before: the deepest images ever taken of space. It s not going to just do what Hubble did better. It is actually looking at the universe in a whole new way, said Susan Mullally, the telescope s deputy project scientist. Webb is looking out at what we call the infrared. So, this is ligh
Twitter continued to bleed engineers and other workers this week, after new owner Elon Musk gave them a choice to pledge to hardcore work or resign with severance pay.According to the New York Times, internal company estimates showed at least 1,200 full-time employees resigned on Thursday, according to multiple people close to the company and with knowledge of the matter. Company data showed that by the end of October, Twitter retained 7,500 full-time employees on its payroll, which sunk to 3,700 after sudden mass layoffs this month.Some announced on Twitter they were signing off after Musks deadline to make the pledge. A number of employees took to a private forum outside of the companys messaging board to discuss their planned departure, asking questions about how it might jeopardize their U.S. visas or if they would get the promised severance pay, according to an em stanley cupe ployee fired earlier this week who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation.It wasn t imme stanley cup becher diately clear how many of Twitters already-decimated staff took Musk up on his offer until the news of the 1,200 departures came out on Friday. The newest round of departures means the platform is continuing to lose workers stanley romania just at it is gearing up for the 2022 FIFA World Cup. It s one of the busiest events on Twitter that can overwhelm its systems if things go haywire. To all the Tweeps who decided to make today your last day: thanks for being incredible teammates through the ups and downs. I cant wait to Jdbt Biden joins United Auto Workers on picket line
BALTIMORE, Md. 鈥?In a windowed room, sits a mission control where some of NASAs best and brightest keep a careful view over a $10 billion eye in space. It s very quiet. It s kind of like a library on purpose, said Carl Starr, mission operations manager for the James Webb Space Telescope. There s a lot of people that it takes to run the mission. Webb is the successor to the famed Hubble telescope, which, over the decades, brought stunning views of the cosmos to the stanley becher world. This is the temperature map of the mirrors, said John Durning, the missions deputy project manager.Webb is far more advanced than Hubble, the most powerful telescope ever sent into space, and it is traveling a greater distance. It s be stanley quencher en a spectacularly worked observatory, Durning said. We re very, very stanley flask happy. With a last name tailor-made for a career at NASA, mission operations manager Carl Starr gave us a behind-the-scenes look at Webbs mission control in Maryland. We designed it with a sense of openness because it s a science mission, Starr said. So, we wanted everybody to feel like they had part of it. Now, for the first time ever, Webb will make it possible for everyone on Earth to lay eyes on something never seen before: the deepest images ever taken of space. It s not going to just do what Hubble did better. It is actually looking at the universe in a whole new way, said Susan Mullally, the telescope s deputy project scientist. Webb is looking out at what we call the infrared. So, this is ligh