Have you ever had the experience of following me on Twitter only to have Twitter reverse it to an unfollow?
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17% based on this poll? Scott is well aware the way the poll is structured is manipulative. Two yes answers and the no in the middle. He’s knows what he’s doing.
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Yes, signal loss happens a lot. Especially those people on the toilet
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My tech support team keeps on refusing to fish phones out of the toilet.
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If this is the best conspiracy theory you can come up with you have work to do.
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High volume distributed nosql database with no transactional commitments or rollbacks. Its an engineering tradeoff. Unlike your bank days if the “tweet ledger” doesn’t have to balance.
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Last time I checked Wells Fargo and Citibank did not share one giant database instance. Reality is all financial apps use a multi-phase commit pattern to move money around, not ACID. This pattern works fine in both NoSQL or RDBMS.
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No. In my case, I followed for months & 1 day realized I hadn't seen anything for a while & had to visit his profile & re-follow. Conversely, I've unfollowed Bernie multiple times but Twitter seems to think I make that choice under the influence of Ambien & rectifies it for me.
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I’ve had it happen where I’ve been following an account for several weeks, only to find later that I was no longer following them. It has happened several times, one of them very well may have been
@ScottAdamsSays , but I don’t recall that specifically. -
The most recent example I can think of was
@BridgetPhetasy , but there have been others, just don’t recall which accounts
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