Twitter Hunts Down Github User Who Leaked Company’s Source Code

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Twitter Hunts Down Github User Who Leaked Company’s Source Code

Twitter Hunts Down Github User Who Leaked Company’s Source Code

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Published 27 Mar 2023

On March 31, Twitter is set to open source its recommendation algorithm. Until then, someone on a more urgent timeline has published Twitter code in public. A GitHub repo containing Twitter's "proprietary source code"was taken down by Twitter last Friday. TorrentFreak can confirm that Twitter is…

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