TimH

What are the downsides to having a greencard?

Looks like it would probably be quite useful when setting up git worktrees, to get multiple claude code instances spun up a bit more easily.

They're effectively giving you a pay-cut.

It's a bit hard to assess the significance of this. Sample size isn't even given. 40 people went through this test, or 4 million?

So they may or may not have abandoned the cloud?

Is the fact that Apple earns revenue from the 3rd-party developers' sales material to the case for either party?

A well known Palo Alto law firm I talked to last year made this point abundantly clear in early discussions re engaging them. They wouldn't represent the founders, they would represent the company. Even in those early talks they mentioned there would sometimes be conflicts of interest where it would be best the founders seek their own legal advice.

I'm just as interested to know who the lawyers were.

Twitter's staff pic on their recruitment page shows a lot of people who have left too.

Twitter is no longer a protocol.